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  They think they're being clever. 😊
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  It's already a thing. There's a link to report the abuse, which links to a form that directs you to input the permalink to the message itself.
  People who abuse the redditcares message can catch sitewide bans for it from the admins. >
  
  I’ve tried doing this a number of times and it never lets me submit, giving some error about the permalink. 
  Has anyone ever been able to do this and have they ever received a message saying a violation was found and action was taken? >
  
  I've tried to do it and they told me it wasn't an offense. Maybe reddit mods decided that I really did need some "help" >
  
  Maybe time for some reflection? >
  
  well that's besides the point, this was clearly someone who didn't agree with something I was saying and was trying to gaslight me. >
  
  It’s not besides the point, I’m just saying.. if two people have both felt that you should seek help, it might be a good sign to reevaluate your comments. Though I have no idea without knowing the context, and Reddit mods aren’t the most reputable, so idk >
  
  idk my comment was literally just correcting someone on a point of a book and quoting an example from the book to prove my point, and the other person thought I was clearly deluded and lying and must be a danger to myself. It was one of the weirdest interactions I've ever had on Reddit.
  Maybe I was too invested in a topic that ultimately didn't matter and that makes me crazy, but idk that's just reddit where you can find a community for any interest you're passionate about. >
  
  If the subject matter was a book then yeah it seems like they abused it. Granted I’ve gotten too invested in insignificant arguments before, we all have >
  
  If there were physical resources in use, I might be inclined to agree; sending them to people who don't need them would be wasteful, even more so if done for petty reasons.
  But as it stands, it's not really any worse than dm'ing someone an aggravating message. It's annoying, sure, and definitely not behavior to encourage, but it's not really something that demands serious intervention unless it crosses the line into clear malicious intent (which, as a pre-formatted message, it's going to have a hard time doing). >
  
  Some jokers have sent that to me because they simply didn't care for my opinion. >
  
  Me too. I was a little confused about it but now it all makes sense!
  I have to say, however, I think it’s kinda hilarious. Didn’t ruin my day or anything.