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Hire a moderator for Photoshop community forum

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December 12, 2022
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It seems, there's no moderator there... I asked to move my topic to another section several times (both in the thread itself and with the Report button), but nobody cares, it's still there in the wrong section.

Here's another topic (not mine) in the same community, its title should be edited, imho.

There's no need to write "feature request", esp. with Caps Lock, since it's already in the Ideas section.

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Correct answer kglad

you're incorrect about a lack of photoshop moderators. the problem is you don't know how flag a moderator. here are a few https://community.adobe.com/t5/using-the-community-discussions/meet-our-community-experts/td-p/12769479

you need to find one, then use ampersand username (eg, @Ivan Zajats ).

p.s. your first link is moved. your 2nd link, i don't see any need to edit, but someone else can if they want.

Nancy OShea

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Reports are monitored by Adobe employees who don't work on weekends.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

There are plenty of moderators. But the moderator's role does not include correcting grammer and spelling mistakes.

If you posted to the wrong board, start a new topic in the right one. Eventually a moderator will see the duplicate post and lock it.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Ivan ZajatsAuthor

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If you posted to the wrong board, start a new topic in the right one. Eventually a moderator will see the duplicate post and lock it.

By @Nancy OShea

so, you'd like the forum to be messy rather than well structured, hm...

I doubt that "eventually a moderator will see" if they don't see even the direct requests & reports

btw, if their function is to remove spam, they have to monitor every single comment, don't they?

since the forum isn't very active (imho), that's a realistic task

but anyway, at least the Report button should work and been reacted to

kglad

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locked for obvious reasons.

kglad

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Community Expert

you're incorrect about a lack of photoshop moderators. the problem is you don't know how flag a moderator. here are a few https://community.adobe.com/t5/using-the-community-discussions/meet-our-community-experts/td-p/12769479

you need to find one, then use ampersand username (eg, @Ivan Zajats ).

p.s. your first link is moved. your 2nd link, i don't see any need to edit, but someone else can if they want.

Ivan ZajatsAuthor

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- what's the function of the "Report" button then? why should I know the moderators?

- Community Experts are moderators? hm...

- in Ideas section the majority of the topics are feature requests and you say it's OK to write "FEATURE REQUEST" in the title?!

kglad

Community Expert

the report button is to report posts that you think should be removed and the user possibly banned.

yes, write whatever you want (within adobe's guidelines). if a moderator sees your post and thinks it's in the wrong forum, they can move it.

p.s. don't you have anything better to do than to critique adobe's forums?

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