Is it possible to use a red flag to indicate a profile that contains offenses?
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Thanks! It's a good and valid question. It has already been answered on the main meta site: Flag abusive users. But as it's on another site, I don't close it as a duplicate, since Josephs answer brought it to the point and it's good to have it here.– Stefan Kottwitz ModApr 7 '19 at 12:33
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@StefanKottwitz I do my best and am not an expert on all sites :-(. thank you for the thanks that seems to me too much. I just want to stay serene. I really like this community but I only ask for a bit of sensitivity. Thank you all.– SebastianoApr 7 '19 at 15:38
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Not really, unfortunately: the best one can do is flag a post by the user and explain in the comment.
answered Apr 7 '19 at 9:00
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I have removed comments here pointing to a specific user profile: the moderator team can see these– Joseph Wright ModApr 7 '19 at 10:56
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2I actually have a question: is it inappropriate to link your profile to some specific events (such as edits). Asked differently, are events public (for those who have a high enough reputation to see them), and if so is it inappropriate to link them in a profile and/or meta post? If that's the case, is there a complete set of rules spelled out somewhere? (I fully understand that one may say that it is not good style to do certain things but I am really unsure where the border is, and whether the sheer link to some event without any personal statement on those involved is already forbidden.)– user121799Apr 7 '19 at 20:53
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AFAIK, if there are no posts/comments by that user to be flagged, then it's acceptable to flag any post and explain very clearly the case (also, must have a link to the offending user) Apr 8 '19 at 4:24