How do we report a forum user? Apparently Yougivebadadvic has been created to anonymously berate others.

Good grief. This is a support and discussion group for people that are caregivers. Someone feels the need to troll in this group?
SMH...

It could have easily been a completely new user. Admin has been trying to eliminate different user names for those passive aggressive people that just have to get nasty sometimes.

I have had to report PM's.

How do we report a forum user? Apparently Yougivebadadvic has been created to anonymously berate others.

Yougivebadadvic, if you cannot use your normal username, then you have a problem. Everyone on the forum has a different and unique point of view and they state their views. If you listen and consider the views that do not agree with your own, you may learn something, at least another point of view to consider.
Frauds & Scams

Type a post.
Post it.
Then "REPORT" your own post.

If you are getting these messages privately you can report them. I use a tablet. On the PMs up on the right top of the message are 3 dots, click on them and you will see the word report. Click on it.

The report button is at the bottom of any response made on Forum. Look, for instance at the bottom of this, my response. You will see "report". Just press this button and whomever this person is (looks like I missed him or her and I HATE to miss all the fun) will be handled by the admins. That won't mean they can't create other accounts and come back. Always report comments you feel are bullying, judging or attacking others. The admins on this page are VERY VERY responsive and very responsible.
These poor troll-folk are simply a part of social media today. Outraged at the opinions of others, unhappy in their own lives, they bring their self righteousness to Social Media platforms. Response and attention is the goal.
Recently saw this from a book, and think it's wonderful:
"People get addicted to feeling offended all the time because it gives them a high. Being self-righteous and morally superior feels good. As political cartoonist Tim Krieder put it in the New York Times op ed, 'Outrage is a like a lot of other things that feel good, but over time it devours us from the inside out. And it's even more insideous than most vices because we don't even acknowledge that it's a pleasure.'" (Mark Manson).

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