Is Possible to withdraw report to moderator?

[Othellobit]

Nope, it's not possible.

When you already hit 300 good posts reported, you can only view and track your past 30 days reports to see the status is unhandled, good, or bad.

I see no problem if the forum will want to implement to withdraw reported post, but if you mistakenly reported your post e.g. duplicate or high quality post, the moderators will not likely to proceed your report and maybe it will stay in unhandled.

Such mistake like reporting a post unintentionally  will continue happening, Cuz This sometimes may occur as a result of faulty devices like phones, laptops, which are used in carrying out this process.  If such is done to someone else post, be it intentional or unintentional, it calls for the implication of that person's account. So the best to amend this is to withdraw the report.  I think it will be wise if the forum can implement withdrawal of reported post.

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[Findingnemo]

You don't need to know who reported your post, if your posts are getting deleted its probably for spam or low value on which you should be concentrate and how to avoid such reports in future.

I want to know because I am just curious and want to compare it to the reporter's post.
I know, we can appeal by clicking the button report to admin on a personal message, but i never used it yet, I don't know how it works because there is 5 admin, and I still don't know which one should i choose.

About withdraw report to moderator button (if troublesome enough on page) maybe better to put it on the personal message place.

Once the post or thread is deleted it will be no more visible so you can't use the report to moderator button for appeal so the only way to appeal is to make a thread in meta and post the archieved version with valid reason why it shouldn't be and in some cases its reverted back but it's rarest of rare.

AFAIK there are only two admins on bitcointalk so who is the remaining 3.

[Lucius]

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AFAIK there are only two admins on bitcointalk so who is the remaining 3.

If you had read a few posts before you answered, then it would have been clear to you that the OP is wrong and that there are not 5 admins, but that the other 3 are actually global moderators. It is true that all of them are listed as administrators in the report form, and if you want to see exactly who it is, go to your private messages and click on any report link "report to admin". There you will get a menu where you can see what it is actually about.

[Igebotz]

The reason there shouldn't be withdrawal of report provision.

Let us assume I reported a particular user's posts and say about it and the user meets me in dm and convinced me about the reported post. What next will I do, maybe I will withdraw the report since it hasn't been handled.

the question is how to know he was reported by you?,
Because I got a lot of posts deleted (about 30-40 posts), Until now, I still don't know who reporter my post.

You do not need to panic because the moderator is aware of this; however, the moderator cannot review who reported your posts because this is unethical; only the reporter has access to such history.

 

Such mistake like reporting a post unintentionally  will continue happening, Cuz This sometimes may occur as a result of faulty devices like phones, laptops, which are used in carrying out this process.  If such is done to someone else post, be it intentional or unintentional, it calls for the implication of that person's account. So the best to amend this is to withdraw the report.  I think it will be wise if the forum can implement withdrawal of reported post.

There is no such thing as unintentionally reporting ( it's a two phase operation), just as there is no such thing as unintentional meriting, and reporting your own posts does not raise suspicion or anything of the sort. There is no such thing as a withdrawal button on the internet.

[hosseinimr93]

however, the moderator cannot review who reported your posts because this is unethical; only the reporter has access to such history.

Moderators can know who has reported the post.
Read the post which has been made by Welsh about this.

Yeah, we see who reported the post, but honestly I don't really pay much attention to that.

And the post made by hilariousandco:

Yes, mods can see who reported the post, but we cannot see who handled it. Only an admin has that info.