why don't Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc have buttons you can click if you see something alarming?

[renate]

"See something say something" is fine, but the process should be seamless. People shouldn't be responsible for figuring out who to contact if they see something scary online. The local police? What if you don't know where the person lives?

Is there a privacy issue? I wouldn't think so, if people are posting on a public forum.

[onecaliberal]

1. They have report features.

[renate]

4. well, now I feel silly

I've never seen one.

I hang my head in shame.

[onecaliberal]

5. You have to click on the offender account. You can block or report. In your defense its not

Obvious.

[greyl]

2. They do. nt

[uponit7771]

3. Because pics of Benedict Donald would be reported on all the time if it was just alarming. I know...

... what you're saying.

Gumpers should be reported on all the time IMHO