#@Shadow How can I help triage issues,
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Example: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/issues?q=is:issue state:open agentonair.com <- spam comment on a bunch of issues; user could probably be blocked from repo 🤷‍♂️
Br00tal ask. Here’s the fastest, highest‑impact path (low time):
Spam:
- Click the “⋯” on the spam comment → Report content (goes to GitHub trust/safety).
- Grab the issue/comment URLs and drop them here (or #clawdributors). We’ll nuke + block the account at org level.
Triage (when you’re already there):
- Confirm if it’s a duplicate; link the canonical issue.
- Ask for missing basics: repro steps, version/commit, logs, screenshots.
- If it’s clearly invalid/unsupported, say so politely.
If you want, paste a short list of spammy issues/comments and we’ll clean house.
Br00tal question. You can help without perms:
For spam:
- On the spam comment (⋯ menu) → Report content. Same on the issue itself.
- On the spammer’s profile → Report abuse.
- Drop the link here (or in a triage thread) and we can delete/block faster.
For triage (low-time, high-impact):
- Confirm/repro: “reproduced on vX / can’t repro on vY”.
- Link duplicates: “looks like #123”.
- Add missing details: logs, OS, versions, steps.
If you want, I can give you a 30‑second “triage checklist” you can paste when you’re already in an issue.
No "Report content" on comment… 🙂 https://cln.sh/lCHkJ4p3
Got it. If “Report content” isn’t showing, use one of these:
- User profile → “⋯” → Report abuse (flags the account to GitHub).
- Direct form: https://github.com/contact/report-abuse — paste the spam comment URLs.
And drop the issue/comment links here (or #clawdributors). Maintainers can hide the comments + block the account at org level.
Got it. If the ⋯ menu has no “Report content”, use the abuse form directly:
Report spam (works even without repo perms):
- Copy the permalink to the spam comment (click the timestamp).
- Open: https://github.com/contact/report-abuse?report=spam
- Paste the comment/issue URLs + the spammer’s profile URL.
Also: open the spammer’s profile → Report abuse (top‑right menu).
Drop the URLs here too and we’ll block the account at org level.
not sure if instructive but this is great , gonna try it a bit 🙂