General Thread for PSAs

so I found out from this girl's DA (she's a moderately upcoming youtuber) that she is 14 and drawing LOADS of nsfw porn on newgrounds + faving pornographic material. How do I report this to newgrounds? 

spoiler explains how she used racist slurs, insulting disabled school children, and threats of sexual assault

Idk if this is PSA worthy or not but I'm disgusted and I want all accounts that she's using to draw porn with to be terminated immediately.. this is awful 

hexie If you open one and they respond, do not close it until your get what you ordered. If you cancel it and they decide to disappear again, Paypal won't let you open another dispute.

Give them the deadline, if they don't meet it then escalate the dispute and take your money back.

So, someone had a falling out with one of my friends' friends and made a character that looks way too close to one of my friends' characters. It was probably done out of spite. And, I told my friend that they should report the copy considering the eerie similarities and that this character was made so close to a falling out.

My freien'ds character is a noodle dragon and the copy is also a noodle. The color schemes are kinda similar, though the copy has the palette flipped. The few changes were pose, gill-like cracks, different ears, addition of flowers, extra eyes, and a nose horn. The lightest/main color of my friend's OC were removed. But, those changes just makes the copy look like an alternate version of my friend's character.

I would prefer to privately message if anyone needs to see the designs in question, as my friend has asked me not to publicly post the designs yet as this person has attacked them in the past and is afraid they're going to go after them and try to take back characters my friend owns.

I'd've not been so concerned about this design if it wasn't for the circumstances and that this person was possessive of the original.

EDIT: The situation is being dealt with. Turns out that the copy was actually a fusion done without permission and the owner of one of the characters has requested that the design be redone due to the fact.

Kell

Seconding Lehmuri's advice. Give them one final chance, but also be firm by establishing the deadline. It sounds like the artist has a poor work ethic and doesn't communicate well, both of which can make customer interactions unpleasant and stressful. 

Kell

Asking for a refund, especially if no work has been shown, is perfectly okay. You paid for work and service after all, and you're not getting either.