How would I make a reporting chat system using a trigger command?

I need to make it so players can report other players who curse or other bad stuff. So I would start with: /scoreboard objectives add report trigger Then people type to report: /trigger report set 1 But then how would I put this in? Ideally, they would be kicked: /kick @a[score_report_min=1] {text:"You have been reported and kicked"}

this did not work! Am I doing something wrong? What can I do?

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What are trigger commands?

The TRIGGER command associates a previously-created program to an object and identifies the object event that automatically executes the program; or a disassociates a trigger program from the object.

How do you make a command block say something in chat?

How to get a Command Block

Enable cheats in your world or Realm settings.

Turn on Creative Mode in your world or Realm settings.

Open the chat box and enter \u201c/give [your username] command_block\u201d

Place the block where you want it.

How do you make a command block?

Type this command in when having the command block GUI open /teleport @p <x> <y> <z> . Then, activate the command block with redstone (including buttons, levers, and pressure plates), and they will be sent to their destination. The player can set up multiple different teleports.

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