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Reviewing a report is a case-by-case decision about one concern and the post it refers to. The Reports area keeps the rule, the reporter's explanation, and the post together so authorized reviewers can make a considered decision instead of reacting to a count alone. This area is for space owners and members whose role gives them access to **Reports**. Ordinary members can [report content](../reporting-content.md), but they do not have access to the space's review queue.

Reports administration helps authorized space reviewers assess concerns carefully while keeping report details inside the space's moderation workflow. These pages cover customer-facing, space-scoped post review only.

Use this guide to open the full contributor ranking for the community you mean to explore, understand the two levels of results, and continue to a person or highlighted goal. For background on what the list represents, see [Rankings](../rankings.md) and [Top Contributors](../top-contributors.md).

Top Contributors expands a scoped ranking into a place to discover the people behind a space. It highlights leading contributors, introduces more members beyond the first three, and gives you profile context for deciding whose work you want to explore next. The ranking belongs to the space, subspace, or activity you are viewing; it is not a platform-wide reputation score. For the broader purpose and boundaries of contributor ranking, see [Rankings](rankings.md).

Rankings help you discover people whose participation is making a visible difference in a community. **Top Contributors** is the main Rankings experience: it brings several kinds of useful activity together and presents the result as an ordered, easy-to-scan list.

Articles support three different kinds of response: focused discussion topics, whole-article emoji reactions, and Awards. Each serves a different purpose, from developing one part of an idea to offering a quick signal of appreciation.

An article begins with one clear promise to the reader. Its title and focused summary introduce the idea in feeds, while an optional long-form body gives you room to explain, illustrate, and structure it. You write both on a page that stays close to the finished reading experience, so you can judge the result while you work.

Articles help you introduce an idea quickly, then give it enough room to become useful. A concise summary catches attention in a feed, while the full article holds the explanation, media, discussion, and context that readers need.

Use this walkthrough to review a reported post from its surrounding space feed, understand the concern, and choose a verified moderation outcome. It is for space maintainers who can see report context and act on reports in that space.

Use this walkthrough to give a useful published article a more prominent place in its space. You will choose between Expo and a Space Pin, confirm the placement, and remove it later without deleting or unpublishing the article.