Josh Eaton

<p>Allows users to report inappropriate content across a site’s content types. An email is sent to the admin user and the report is logged in the WP Admin under Dashboard > Content Reports.</p>
<p>Administrators can choose which post types to enable the report link and whether the link should appear before or after the content.</p>


Community Watch

Allows users to report inappropriate content across a site's content types.

Signalfade

<p>Allow the public to submit information to your site with embeddable, configurable forms. Then you can moderate the posts created by this form.</p>
<p>Embed the form in a page with [psc_show_form id=”#”]<code>or</code>[psc_show_form slug=”string”]`.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Forms are publicly accessible.</li>
<li>Optional <a href="http://recaptcha.net" title="reCaptcha" rel="nofollow ugc">reCaptcha</a> integration.</li>
<li>Image upload functionality available.</li>
<li>Posts can default to “pending”, “draft”, or “published”.</li>
<li>Posts can default to any category currently set within your wordpress install.dpress install.</li>
</ul>


Publicly Submitted Content

Allow the public to submit information to your site and then you can moderate it.

Community Watch vs Publicly Submitted Content