Are there limits as to 'provocation'? At what point will the behaviour be addressed with an individual who pushes the boundaries of sensible or what is held as common decency? Sexual provocation has no place in a forum such as this.

[Crazy Hitch]

I guess if it's not in the Sexual and Gender Issues Forum if someone is speaking about an issue in a relationship under that forum ... dunno?

Then again there's always that red triangle Report Button you can use if you think a member is pushing the boundaries and stepping out of the guidelines?

[sabby]

It's best to report any post you feel is against our Community Guidelines. The Community Support Team will look at the issue and discuss if any action needs to be taken with it.

Thanks!

[Fuzzybear]

Thank you for this post. I think this is a very valid topic.

Many may be too afraid to ask this question here, so thank you for posting.

I agree also.

Sadly I have reported a post three times for what I consider a crossed boundary. It wasn't of a sexual nature, but it was still a crossed boundary.

Nothing was done, however.

[Fuzzybear]

Originally Posted by sophiesmom

I agree also.

Sadly I have reported a post three times for what I consider a crossed boundary. It wasn't of a sexual nature, but it was still a crossed boundary.

Nothing was done, however.

Obvious suggestion, but maybe it would be a good idea to use the "ignore" function if this post or person causes you distress.. I have read elsewhere that not every post that is reported has "action" taken on it.

I wish you well

[jacky8807]

also I think what's important to remember is that what a "crossed boundry" etc for some may not be in the general view of things. sometimes we feel effected due to our own personal traumas or experiences but the actual post may not be against the guidelines
not saying that is what happened to you guys though

[IchbinkeinTeufel]

Originally Posted by sophiesmom

I agree also.

Sadly I have reported a post three times for what I consider a crossed boundary. It wasn't of a sexual nature, but it was still a crossed boundary.

Nothing was done, however.

Everybody has different views on what is appropriate or crossing boundaries. Unfortunately, meeting the boundaries of all 427,866 members on PC is unrealistic. As Sabby said above, these sort of things are discussed, often in-depth, with many sides, views, and ideas taken into account. I hope you continue to report threads, posts, or chat content which you feel isn't appropriate for PC, even if no action winds up being taken, because it does help in the long run.

[TheWell]

I think it's important to understand that when something is reported the team does review the report and may have done something. That something may not be something that the reporting member knows about but that doesn't mean the report was ignored.
No reports are ignored.