Dear community,
I am hoping that someone can help resolve an issue that has taken on epic proportions. An OVERLY competitive/drama queen in my cycling group got one of her rides flagged by someone (she got many QOM's on that ride). She now suspects some girls in our group (including me). I could not care less about QOM's and did not flag her ride. I LOVE the group and just want to set the record straight. Is there anything I can do to prove that I played no part in this whole fiasco?
Thank you!
Best answer by anchskier
There is no way for the person to see who flagged their ride and, consequently, no way for a person to prove they were not the one who flagged someone's ride. If their ride was flagged, they have the opportunity to get the flag removed if their ride is legit. No big deal. If it gets flagged again, they can still get it unflagged, but will just have to justify it with Strava directly. Once that is done, it will not be able to be flagged again, so no longer an issue. I understand that it can be frustrating to get a legitimate ride flagged (it's happened to me a few times), but that is a risk you accept if you use something like Strava. It is community moderated and that is always subject to mistakes.
There is no way for the person to see who flagged their ride and, consequently, no way for a person to prove they were not the one who flagged someone's ride. If their ride was flagged, they have the opportunity to get the flag removed if their ride is legit. No big deal. If it gets flagged again, they can still get it unflagged, but will just have to justify it with Strava directly. Once that is done, it will not be able to be flagged again, so no longer an issue. I understand that it can be frustrating to get a legitimate ride flagged (it's happened to me a few times), but that is a risk you accept if you use something like Strava. It is community moderated and that is always subject to mistakes.
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