The phrase "abusive users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who engage in harmful or aggressive behavior, particularly in online environments or communities.
Example: "The platform has implemented stricter policies to deal with abusive users and ensure a safer experience for everyone."
Alternatives: "toxic users" or "harassing users".
In doing so, she joined a number of high profile women who have shamed sexist and abusive users.
Among other effects, this will de-prioritise abusive users in shared spaces like hashtags, search, and conversations.
Twitter account holders cannot choose who follows them, but they can shape their following by blocking or muting nuisance or abusive users.
Yet in late 2013, Twitter briefly changed the "block" function so that, instead of preventing abusive users from interacting with you, it simply spared you from seeing their tweets.
While Facebook claims it has improved its reporting transparency with a user dashboard that lets users know how their complaint is being dealt with, there is no available open data on how many reports are resolved satisfactorily and how many abusive users and pages are removed.
HideMyAss, posted a lengthy defence of its actions on its blog after the news emerged, insisting that it had to retain logs: Being able to locate abusive users is imperative for the survival of operating a VPN service, if you can not take action to prevent abuse you risk losing server contracts with the underlying upstream providers that empower your network.
So unfortunately, we don't see every problematic comment or abusive user straight away, and in some cases we might not spot such issues for a while.
She was reluctant even to discuss the episode publicly because she felt it gave a noxious and abusive user too much attention.
Go to the abusive user's profile.
From your Contacts page in Skype, right click on the abusive user and select "Block Contact".
You can easily block and report an abusive user without it.
