Report to Moderator In SharePoint Mysite NewsFeed

Hi All
We are are using SharePoint 2013 OnPrim
we have configured mysite for our organization and now would like to include "Report to Moderator" option in SharePoint Mysite NewsFeed.
Is there any way to achieve this ?
Thanks in Advance
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Hi,
My Sites, feeds, Community Sites, and Community Portals are
new features and functionality for social computing.
Community Sites offer a forum experience to categorize discussions around subject areas, and connect users who have knowledge or seek knowledge about subject areas.
And moderator feature is available for SharePoint community rather than NewsFeed. Moderators have higher level privileges than community members, which enable them to view all discussions and replies. Community moderators ensure that members
enjoy the rewards of community membership, such as finding and keeping in touch with key individuals and staying current on trends and hot topics, while removing content that is inappropriate or detracts from the overall purpose of the community.
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are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this
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