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Create a Social Violation

Create a new social violation

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  1. From the left navigation bar, select protect-icon__v7852e9a.svg [Protect]MonitoringSocial.

  2. On the Social screen, hover over a post for which you want to create a violation, then select ellipsis-h-solid__1_.svg [More]Create Violation.

  3. Review the Social and Violation information:

    Social information reference

    Field

    Description

    Handle

    The social handle associated with the violation.

    Details

    The post's violation information.

    Impacted Posts

    A breakdown of the impacted posts' issues.

    Violation information reference

    Note: The violation information is auto-filled based on the social review and you can edit this information.

    Field

    Description

    Issues

    The issue types found on the specific social handle.

    Description

    A description of the issue types. Use this field to describe the violation, should the default description not suffice.

    State

    Use the dropdown to indicate the state of the violation. States include:

    • New

    • In Progress

    • Blocked

    • Completed

    • Approved

    • Rejected

    • Invalid

    • Duplicate

    Severity

    Use the dropdown to indicate the severity level of the violation — typically, more severe violations indicate the violation should be resolved quickly.

    Due Date

    Use the calendar and time drop-down menus to indicate the due date of the violation resolution from the creator.

    Attachments

    If relevant, select Choose File (or drag & drop) files that pertain to this violation (e.g., a screenshot of the violation itself).

    Comments

    Use the text field to add comments about this violation. When set to Public, all parties (i.e., the creator, you, and other account members) will be able to see it. When set to Private, only you and your other account members (not the creator) can see it.

  4. Select Save.

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