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In the recent weeks, there has been an influx of users deliberately using the flagging function incorrectly. Please refrain from doing so in the future. As much as we appreciate you wanting to keep this website a safe place, ultimately we cannot resolve flags which have no concrete evidence of wrongdoing attached. Flagging is meant to be a tool users use to report rule violations to staff members when they are not online, not something you use whenever you feel like it. These false flags, as I have seen, are mostly the result of rather petty personal conflicts. If you have an issue with someone, the block button exists, or, learn to tolerate their presence. Do not flag them just because you do not like them. Always be cordial, even if you do not feel like it. Joke flags will also not be tolerated. If you want to goof around with friends, find other means of doing so other than flagging them for giggles.</p>
<p dir="auto">From this point on, any flag without any sort of evidence attached will be automatically rejected, and users who make multiple false flags will find themselves on the receiving end of a punishment. Thank you for your compliance.</p>
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