The forums aren't big enough to require a report feature. I see every post that is posted and I check frequently a day, though if you need something specific feel free to DM me. Hostility isn't common, though Koxsos was correct in mentioning there are many tutorials you could use available on steam. Koxsos actually wrote many of the most commonly used ones.

Thansk for explaining. IAs I alluded to in the other thread, the forum should welcome newcomer questions rather than rebuke the poster for not doing his reading assignment. :)

Noting that there is a lot of unofficial documentation is kind of missing the point. That there's a large amount of decntralized content means there is heavy noise-to-signal ratio in terms of finding the answer you're looking for. (and that the answer hasn't been obsolesced over the course of updates). 

And at any rate, as correct as Kossos might be, that shouldn't be cause for such rudeness. As with anything, if questions from newbs who haven't doone their homweork annoy Kossos, seems like he could have jsut ignored them. 

In my opinion He wasnt as hostile as you think. Just do a bit of research, then post. That is also my opinion but who am I to do so...

I mean using browser on top of the forum, or googling it like Koxsos pointed out isnt that hard or mind boogling as this sounds. Why elaborate on something that is already written multiple times  for example in guides or other posts simillar to yours.

No hard feelings just wanted to point this.

Typing something into a search bar is easy. 

While we don't have a "report post/user" feature at the moment, our webteam is always working to improve the platform, so this may be implemented later.

Regarding the original thread:

While the sentiment of pointing a player towards different options of obtaining information is not in itself wrong, Koxsos' tone was unwelcoming to new players, and the remark he later removed was confrontational. This was uncalled for and not befitting the status of VIP he has been awarded.

I have addressed this behavior with him directly, emphasized the nature of his misconduct to him, and warned him that further instances of such misconduct will result in revocation of his status. (It is my policy that with the exception of severe offenses, punishment should always be preceded by warning, to give people a chance to improve their behavior.)

P.S. I will move the original thread to the "Game Help" subforum of the ES2 section, as that is where the subject of the thread fits.