Reporting a scene, a bug, or an idea
A quiet ⚑ Report affordance lets any visitor flag a published scene for a moderator, report a bug, or suggest a feature.
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Every real published visit carries a quiet ⚑ Report option at the bottom of the Menu (on mobile, open the menu pill; on desktop it's in the header controls). It opens on a three-way choice: This content, A bug, or An idea.
This content is the public safety net for content that doesn't belong. Pick a Reason (sexual content, violence, harassment or hate, illegal content, spam or misleading, copyright infringement, or something else), optionally add a note, then Submit report. A submitted report goes straight into the moderation queue tied to that scene's address (staff see it under Admin ▸ Abuse reports, newest first, with repeat reports of one address folded into a count), so a reviewer can look at exactly what was flagged and quarantine it if needed. Visitors see a simple "Thanks for flagging this" once it's sent.
A bug and An idea are the same two things the editor's Help menu offers its author (Report a bug, Suggest a feature), opened up to visitors, no account needed. Describe what happened or what you'd like, add an email if you want a reply, and Send report (or Send idea). A bug report can carry one small block of diagnostic data (page, browser, GPU, viewport) that helps reproduce it; there's a checkbox to leave it out and a "See what's included" peek. These go to the people who make 3dCMS, not to the scene's operator, and they never include screenshots.