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Where can I report private issues
Sometimes, there are issues that should not be made public (for instance, issues relating to security or privacy) and as such should not be posted here on Meta. Given the potential severity of those issues though, it is important to be able to notify Codidact in some way.
Where can users privately report issues?
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Discord (contact personally), Mail?
It matters! If you think that a specific person can solve your problem than just message them in Discord since we can freely talk in Discord.
But if you think that the whole Codidact team (only staffs) should know about the problem than just mail support at Codidact dot org. (support@codidact.org)
I think most of staffs have access to FB page, Reddit page but I don't have any idea if they are active right there. So I will just say that you can get faster response by Discord (if that user is busy than they might take some time for replying your message so I will suggest that Mail is better than anything else since they visit mail once at least a day) or Mail.
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Follow the "Contact us" link in the page footer
In the footer of (I believe every) page, there is a "Contact us" link. Following that takes you to a page that describes how to report issues, specifically calling out security issues as one type of issue that should be handled in a particular manner. Follow the instructions there.
No, I'm not linking to or quoting from that page in this answer; instead, to be certain that you are looking at the correct page and seeing the most up-to-date information, scroll down all the way to the very bottom of the page and follow the link there.
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