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Fix vale linter issues
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== Configuration

To access the Global moderations panel, go in the administration panel and click on the "Global moderations" item in
the admin navigation bar.
To access the Global moderations panel, go in the administration panel and click in the "Global moderations" item in
the administrator navigation bar.

image:moderations/moderations_menu.png[Global moderations menu]

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The Global moderations panel allows to manage reported contents as well as reported participants.
By default, you'll be redirected on the Reported content list.
By default, you are redirected on the Reported content list.

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== Examples

=== Report content

You can report and hide a comment containing personnal information, or a link to a commercial platform posted by a user.
You can report and hide a comment containing private information, or a link to a commercial platform posted by a user.

=== Report user

You can report and block participants who are constantly infriging the participation chart, or spamming and trolling the platform.
You can report and block participants who are constantly violating the participation chart, or spamming and trolling the platform.
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= Reported content

When writing the Terms and Conditions of your platform, or your participation chart, you want to make sure that
the participation rules are respected by participants in the contents they are writing.
When writing the Terms and Conditions of your platform, or your participation chart, you want to make sure that the
participants respect the participation rules in the contents they're writing.
All participants are able to report comments, proposals, debates, etc.

== Report a content
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== Manage reported content

After a participant has reported a content, it'll be shown in two sections of the
administration panel:
After a participant has reported a content, it is shown in two sections of the administration panel:

* Global moderations panel
* Participatory space moderation panel
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There you'll find first all the unprocessed reports if there's any, with:
* *Id*: unique identificator of the reported content.
* *Type*: the kind of content reported (for instance comment, proposal, debate, etc.)
* *Type*: the kind of content reported, for instance comment, proposal, debate, etc.
* *Participatory Space*: which space this content belongs to.
* *Reported content URL*: link for seeing the content reported and see the context of the complaint.
* *Reason*: why it has been reported. If the participant that made the report has given extra
* *Reason*: why it was reported. If the participant that made the report has given extra
information it's possible to see it by hovering it.
* *Reported at*: when it was originally reported.
* *Count*: Number of times it has been reported by different users.
* *Count*: number of times it was reported by different users.
* *Actions*: you can *Expand*, *Unreport* or *Hide*.

Once you moderate a content, it will be available in the "Hidden" contents list, accessible at the top right of the page.
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