Can you report tweets that have been retweeted by others?

Yes, you can report tweets that have been retweeted by others on Twitter. Here's how the process works:

### Reporting Retweeted Tweets

1. **Locate the Original Tweet**: You should identify and locate the original tweet that you wish to report. This is because reporting the original tweet will address the content directly.

2. **Find the Retweet**: If you see a retweet of the original tweet that you believe violates Twitter's policies, you can report the retweet as well. Keep in mind that reporting a retweet does not automatically report the original tweet; you may need to report both.

3. **Report the Tweet**:
   - **For the Original Tweet**:
     1. **Click on the Three Dots**: On the top-right corner of the original tweet, click the three dots (more options) or the down-arrow.
     2. **Select "Report Tweet"**: Click on "Report Tweet" to start the reporting process.
     3. **Follow the Prompts**: Choose the reason for the report (e.g., harassment, hate speech) and provide any necessary additional information.
     4. **Submit**: Complete the reporting process.

   - **For the Retweet**:
     1. **Click on the Three Dots**: On the top-right corner of the retweet, click the three dots or down-arrow.
     2. **Select "Report Tweet"**: Click on "Report Tweet."
     3. **Provide Details**: Choose the reason for the report and give context if necessary.
     4. **Submit**: Follow through to submit the report.

4. **Twitter's Review Process**: Twitter will review both the original tweet and any retweets based on the provided reports. If the content violates Twitter's rules, Twitter may take action such as removing the tweet, issuing warnings, or suspending accounts.

### Important Notes

- **Context Matters**: Twitter's moderation will consider the context of both the original tweet and the retweets. They review reports based on their policies and guidelines.
 
- **Reporting Multiple Tweets**: If you believe multiple tweets or retweets violate Twitter's rules, you should report each one separately.

- **Privacy and Data**: When reporting, your identity and the fact that you made the report are kept confidential from the user whose tweet you are reporting.

By following these steps, you can ensure that both the original content and any problematic retweets are reviewed by Twitter's moderation team.