Review and moderate entries

There's no report button for neighbors. Moderating a contest is an organizer job, done from the contest's page: the Entries tab lists every entry with when it came in, who sent it, the address, its categories, its photos and video, and its votes, with a search box and View details on each row. A video that is still processing or failed says so here, so you can spot one that will never appear.

With the residency check on, entries from outside the boundary wait for you. The contest's page shows an Address Verification Required notice with the count and a Review Entries button. Each entry in Pending Entry Approvals opens to show the contact details, the address with Open in Maps, and a small map of the address against your boundary, then Approve Entry or Reject & Disqualify. Approving puts the entry on the public pages and the ballot exactly as submitted.

Reject & Disqualify opens a message to the entrant, prefilled with a polite note that their address is outside the neighborhood. Edit it, then Reject & Send Email. The entry is disqualified, which takes it out of voting, and the entrant gets your message by email. View History lists every approval decision with who made it and when.

View details on an entry shows everything about it. Each photo has a Remove button, and an uploaded video has Remove video, so you can take down the one picture that shouldn't be there without throwing out the whole entry. Removed files are deleted for good.

Edit entry, at the top of an entry's details, opens the same page the entrant uses to manage their own entry, so you can swap a sideways photo, fix a category, or add a video they emailed you. It works only while the contest is accepting entries; after that the entry is locked.

At the bottom of an entry's details, Danger Zone → Remove Entry from Contest deletes the entry with its photos, video, and every vote it received. Use it for a duplicate entry or one that breaks the rules. For a non-resident, prefer Reject & Disqualify in the approval queue, which keeps the record and tells the entrant why.