How can I report inappropriate content?

How can I report inappropriate content?

Great question. You’ve either stumbled upon something that went too far, or you’re a troll testing the water to see how fast we flinch. Either way — we have a process, and it involves humor, accountability, and a surprising lack of legalese.

At Bohiney.com, we believe satire should challenge, subvert, and occasionally bite. But it should never harm, harass, or cause your grandma to weep into a casserole because she thinks we declared war on Idaho (again).

So yes — if something on our site feels inappropriate, out of line, or just plain lazy, you can absolutely report it.


🚨 What Counts as “Inappropriate”?

We know satire is subjective, but we do draw a few bright lines in our comedy chalk outline:

  • Bigotry (racist, sexist, transphobic, ableist, or otherwise discriminatory jokes)

  • Punching down (mocking marginalized groups for cheap laughs — not our style)

  • Disinformation disguised as satire (if a joke is too real and not funny, that’s just a lie in costume)

  • Unethical plagiarism (yes, Karen, we write our own jokes — but if you see something suspicious, tell us)

We’re not afraid to roast billionaires, ideologies, AI therapists, or Cory Booker’s overly enthusiastic hand gestures. See:

But if something crosses a line or stops being funny in a way that endangers people or ideas we actually care about — we want to know.


📝 How to Report Something

  1. Go to https://bohiney.com/contact

  2. Choose “Content Concern” from the dropdown.

  3. Include:

    • A direct link to the piece

    • A timestamp or quote if it’s a specific section

    • Your concern (please be specific; “I didn’t vibe with it” isn’t quite actionable)

    • Optional: Suggest what would have worked better — we genuinely appreciate constructive suggestions!

If you want to yell anonymously, you can do that too. We may not respond to anonymous feedback unless it’s constructive or funny (ideally both).


🧠 What Happens After?

Our editorial team reviews every flagged piece — and no, that doesn’t just mean the professor reads it while muttering into a teacup.

If your concern is legit, we’ll:

  • Edit or clarify the language

  • Add a correction or author’s note

  • Remove the content if necessary (rare, but we’ve done it)

And if it turns out you just didn’t get the joke, we might respond with a lovingly sarcastic FAQ link. Like this one.


💡 Bonus: We Welcome Dialogue

We publish feedback columns too. Sometimes readers challenge our jokes — and sometimes they’re right. We’ll even feature responses in our series “Letters to the Editor Who Has Emotionally Checked Out”

SOURCE: FAQ