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docs: fix a typo (#51666)

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### 5. Troubleshooting
Playwright is generally a solid bullet-proof tool. The contributor has already configured the tests to run on all OS machines, including majpr distributions of Windows, MacOS and Linux.
Playwright is generally a solid bullet-proof tool. The contributor has already configured the tests to run on all OS machines, including major distributions of Windows, MacOS and Linux.
- (MacOs and Linux) If running Playwright results in an error due to kernel dependencies, run the following command:

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For the first week or so you will want to pay attention to what is getting flagged and what is being reviewed, and compare that to the actions being taken upon the flagged posts. You may see the system account flag a post because the user created it too quickly. In many cases, the moderators will unflag the post by clicking on the "Approve Post" button or mark it as "Not Spam" (depending on the flag type).
Commonly, spam flags can also be raised by members or moderators. Common duplicitous behaviour would involve opening an account, making a post that seems harmless, then editing that post later on to add a link to an external site for the purpose of advertising it. In this case, usually the member account is fairly new and has only made this one post thus far, which indicates that the account was opened for the sole purpose of spamming the community. The decision should be made to delete the account after the first offence in this case. The same applies for accounts whose first post is deemed to be spam.
Commonly, spam flags can also be raised by members or moderators. Common duplicitous behavior would involve opening an account, making a post that seems harmless, then editing that post later on to add a link to an external site for the purpose of advertising it. In this case, usually the member account is fairly new and has only made this one post thus far, which indicates that the account was opened for the sole purpose of spamming the community. The decision should be made to delete the account after the first offence in this case. The same applies for accounts whose first post is deemed to be spam.
You may notice moderators performing a procedure called 'split topic'. This may be a case where a moderator has split a post that was made erroneously on an existing topic into a new topic, or a moderator merged duplicate topics that a single user has created for the same question. Watching this procedure will highlight different actions and their causes.