01
Platform Rules
Whether the post breaks the platform’s own rules
Most posts don’t, which is why most reports fail.
But some genuinely breach a platform rule, and it
is rarely the part people expect.
We review your post, explain whether a rule
applies, and show you how to word the report so
it has the best chance of reaching the right
review process.
Post-specific platform review
02
Photo Ownership
Whether you own the photograph
If the post uses a photograph you took, you may
have a route most men never realise is available.
We explain whether the photograph may qualify,
how the process works, what you need to file, and
the risk you should understand before taking
action.
Copyright route explained
03
Group Contact
The group and the moderators
Contacting a group administrator sometimes works.
In other situations, it can draw more attention
to the post and make the situation considerably
worse.
We explain whether it is worth considering in
your case, what to say, and what you should never
say.
When to contact—and when not to
04
Legal Threshold
Where the legal line actually falls
People reach for the word “defamation” quickly,
but it often does not apply in the way they
expect.
We explain the general threshold, what pursuing
it involves, what it may cost, and whether your
situation may genuinely require a solicitor.
Clear limits, without false promises
05
No Action
Whether to do nothing
Doing nothing is a real option and, quite often,
the right one. Most posts eventually fade. Some
spread further only because the person mentioned
reacted.
We will tell you honestly when leaving it alone
appears to be the most practical option.
An honest assessment of the risk
06
What to Avoid
What not to do
Responding publicly, trying to enter the group,
contacting the person who posted, or asking
friends to intervene are common first reactions.
Each one can bring more attention to the content
and turn a small problem into a much larger one.
Avoid actions that make it worse