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docs/moderator_documentation/domains/add_rule.md

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 # Add a moderation rule
+
+```{warning}
+Purging a domain's data removes all objects and caches associated to that domain. This impacts users who have objects from these domains in their libraries.
+```
+
+Add moderation rules to domains to control how they can interact with your {term}`pod`. Moderation rules enable you to restrict content from a domain showing on your pod.
+
+To add a moderation rule to a domain:
+
+```{tabbed} Desktop
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the sidebar to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain you want to apply the rule to. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Add a moderation policy`. The moderation policy form appears.
+7. Enter the {guilabel}`Reason` you are applying the rule. Depending on your pod's configuration, users may be able to see this.
+8. Choose your moderation rule:
+   - {guilabel}`Block everything` – purge all content from the domain and block all content.
+   - {guilabel}`Reject media` – only reject media files such as audio files, avatars, and album art.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Create` to save your rule.
+
+```
+
+```{tabbed} Mobile
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the screen to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain you want to apply the rule to. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Add a moderation policy`. The moderation policy form appears.
+7. Enter the {guilabel}`Reason` you are applying the rule. Depending on your pod's configuration, users may be able to see this.
+8. Choose your moderation rule:
+   - {guilabel}`Block everything` – purge all content from the domain and block all content.
+   - {guilabel}`Reject media` – only reject media files such as audio files, avatars, and album art.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Create` to save your rule.
+
+```
+
+That's all there is to it! You've applied your moderation rule. The rule takes effect as soon as you create it.

docs/moderator_documentation/domains/edit_rule.md

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 # Edit a moderation rule
+
+```{warning}
+Purging a domain's data removes all objects and caches associated to that domain. This impacts users who have objects from these domains in their libraries.
+```
+
+You can change a moderation rule on a domain at any time. To do this:
+
+```{tabbed} Desktop
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the sidebar to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain with the moderation rule you want to edit. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Edit` under the {guilabel}`This domain is subject to specific moderation rules` header. The moderation policy form opens.
+7. __Optional__ – Edit the following settings:
+   - {guilabel}`Enabled` – toggle this switch to enable or disable the rule without deleting it.
+   - {guilabel}`Reason` – update the reason for the moderation rule.
+8. __Optional__ – Update your moderation rule:
+   - {guilabel}`Block everything` – purge all content from this domain and block all content.
+   - {guilabel}`Reject media` – only reject media files such as audio files, avatars, and album art.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Update` to save your rule.
+
+```
+
+```{tabbed} Mobile
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the screen to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain with the moderation rule you want to edit. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Edit` under the {guilabel}`This domain is subject to specific moderation rules` header. The moderation policy form opens.
+7. __Optional__ – Edit the following settings:
+   - {guilabel}`Enabled` – toggle this switch to enable or disable the rule without deleting it.
+   - {guilabel}`Reason` – update the reason for the moderation rule.
+8. __Optional__ – Update your moderation rule:
+   - {guilabel}`Block everything` – purge all content from this domain and block all content.
+   - {guilabel}`Reject media` – only reject media files such as audio files, avatars, and album art.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Update` to save your rule.
+
+```
+
+You're done! The changes to the rule take effect as soon as you update it.

docs/moderator_documentation/domains/remove_rule.md

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-# Remove a moderation rule
+# Delete a moderation rule
+
+If you no longer need a moderation rule, you can delete it completely. To do this:
+
+```{tabbed} Desktop
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the sidebar to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain with the moderation rule you want to edit. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Edit` under the {guilabel}`This domain is subject to specific moderation rules` header.. The moderation policy form opens.
+8. Select {guilabel}`Delete`. A {guilabel}`Delete this moderation rule?` warning appears.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Delete moderation rule`.
+
+```
+
+```{tabbed} Mobile
+
+1. Log in to your {term}`pod`.
+2. Select the wrench icon ({fa}`wrench`) at the top of the screen to open the {guilabel}`Administration` menu.
+3. Select {guilabel}`Moderation`. The {guilabel}`Reports` page opens.
+4. Select {guilabel}`Domains` at the top of the page. The {guilabel}`Domains` page opens. You can see a list of known domains on this page.
+5. Select the domain with the moderation rule you want to edit. The domain's moderation page opens.
+6. Select {guilabel}`Edit` under the {guilabel}`This domain is subject to specific moderation rules` header.. The moderation policy form opens.
+8. Select {guilabel}`Delete`. A {guilabel}`Delete this moderation rule?` warning appears.
+9. Select {guilabel}`Delete moderation rule`.
+
+```
+
+That's it! You've deleted your moderation rule. Content from the domain will no longer get blocked.