Please add a way to report people cheating from a quick menu.

[Crushnight]

Cool how do you propose they deal with the abusers of this system? Also how much money would it take to hire more people to deal with this new support feature?

People will abuse anything they think they can, a easy report feature will absolutely be abused by very petty people, lost a roll instant report, don't like someone glam fast report, someone name is inappropriate to you report button, rather the current deterrent that is the long report feature form.

Going through these new report system is going to take time and money and SE seem to want to give the FFXIV staff the least amount possible, these reports cannot be automated for the potential abusers outlined above so someone is going to have to be hired or work extra to do this.

This is all from someone who has to take a psn photo of their names just to write the report up whenever they come across these cheaters and would love an easier way to do it, but every solution has negative implications and SE are stingy with FFXIV which is not a great combo especially when technically the current system is working albeit slowly (too slowly personally).

[Osteichthyes]

Cool how do you propose they deal with the abusers of this system? Also how much money would it take to hire more people to deal with this new support feature?

People will abuse anything they think they can, a easy report feature will absolutely be abused by very petty people, lost a roll instant report, don't like someone glam fast report, someone name is inappropriate to you report button, rather the current deterrent that is the long report feature form.
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They wouldn't have to hire any more people. All we would be doing is giving the team behind it as much data as possible, potentially making their jobs easier. According to the latest RMT Action Report (Mar 26 - Apr 1), in the last week 3.4k accounts were terminated, so they absolutely have people working on this. They have the people investigating. You're argument holds no weight.

Secondly, in regards to the whole abuse of the system, this was the same thing everyone jumped on when report RMT first came out, and what happened from that? How much trolling occurred? Openly engaging in misreporting would be handled with a rather severe penalty of suspension, like filing a false police report. Again, these reports would be investigated just like a standard report by the team that is currently employed and working, exactly like what is currently happening. You're argument, once again, holds no weight.