Reports | Visual Space

Reports gives members a careful way to flag content that may break Visual Space rules or the expectations of the current space. The concern stays connected to its space and its content so an authorized moderator can review what happened in context.

Reporting helps members raise a rule concern without having to decide the outcome themselves. A report is a **private request for review**, not a public accusation and not an automatic verdict against the content or its author.

Reports helps members raise rule concerns privately and gives authorized space reviewers a focused way to decide what should happen next. Use this manual to understand the reporting boundary, submit a useful concern, or review reported posts in context.

This walkthrough takes a reported post from the new queue to a verified decision in resolved history. Use it when you are responsible for reviewing reports in a particular space and want to preserve a clear record for other authorized reviewers.

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.