hikari
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Added comprehensive comment reporting infrastructure similar to profile reporting. API Changes: - New CommentReport model in Prisma schema with relations to User and Comment - CommentReportService with CRUD operations, duplicate prevention, and rate limiting - API routes at /comment-reports for creating and managing comment reports - Updated CommentService to include hasPendingReports flag for all comments Frontend Changes: - Created shared CommentDisplayComponent for reusable comment display with report button - Updated ReportModalComponent to handle both profile and comment reports - CommentReportService for API communication - Integrated CommentDisplayComponent into games-list component - Comments with pending reports show "[comment pending admin review]" message Features: - Users can report comments they didn't write - Duplicate prevention (one pending report per comment per user) - Rate limiting (5 pending reports maximum per user) - Admins can review and action comment reports - Comments are hidden during review to prevent abuse Remaining Work: - Need to integrate CommentDisplayComponent into remaining media components (books, music, art, shows, manga) - Need to extend admin-reports page to display comment reports alongside profile reports
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