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Reporting profiles and content

Report a profile or comment that breaks the rules, report abuse or images by email, and send a copyright takedown notice.

If a page, comment or image breaks the rules, let us know. Reports from the page are anonymous: the person you report never learns who sent it.

Report a profile#

  1. Open the profile.
  2. Click the flag button at the bottom right, next to the like and dislike buttons.
  3. Pick what’s wrong:
    • Spam or a scam
    • Pretending to be someone else
    • Harassment or hate
    • Sexual or violent content
    • Something else
  4. Optionally add Details, like links or anything that helps us check (up to 500 characters).
  5. Click Send report.

You see Thanks, we’ll take a look when it’s sent.

The report dialog on a profile with the reasons listed
The report dialog on a profile with the reasons listed

Report a comment#

  1. Open the comments on the profile.
  2. Click Report under the comment.
  3. Pick a reason, add details if you like, and click Send report.

See comments and likes.

Who can send reports#

  • You need to be signed in with a verified email. If you aren’t, the dialog asks you to Log in or Verify email first.
  • You can’t report your own page or your own comments.
  • You can send up to 10 reports per hour. Reporting the same page or comment again while your first report is still open doesn’t send a second one.

Report images and other abuse#

There’s no report button on image host links or for things outside a profile. Email [email protected] instead, with:

  • The link to the page, image or content.
  • What’s wrong with it.
  • Any screenshots or extra links that help.

The Report abuse link in the site footer opens an email to the same address.

If content on RAGE.WTF uses your copyrighted work without permission, send a takedown notice (DMCA) to [email protected]. It must include:

  • A description of the work you own.
  • The link to the content on RAGE.WTF.
  • Your contact details: email, phone number and postal address.
  • A statement that you believe in good faith the use isn’t allowed by the owner, their agent or the law.
  • A statement that your notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you’re allowed to act for the owner.
  • Your physical or electronic signature.

If your content was removed and you think it was a mistake, you can send a counter-notice to the same address. The full rules are in the Copyright Policy and summarized in rules and policies.