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Add a flag link on the user's profile page
What, if anything should one do if a user's “about me” profile section contains extremely inflammatory terms (racist, etc.)
Is it possible to flag a profile? If it is not - probably it makes sense to add such feature.
For example: this one contains inappropriate things in about field: https://stackoverflow.com/users/1365061/alex
To flag a user, just flag one of their posts for ♦ attention ("other") and, in the box, mention "Please check the profile of this user, if contains inappropriate content". Usually useful for NFSW gravatars, etc.
I heard somewhere that the bio is fair game--you can post nearly anything there, including expletives. Racism, etc may not be tolerated, though. I've seen profiles basically insulting the whole audience of the site--though brought to the attention of the mods, they may not change it (mods can edit bios).
The bio is only visible as a tiny bunch of text when you mouse over the gravatar (for 1k+ users only). I don't think that there ought to be any NFSW issues with tiny-font expletives.
In this particular case, the bio is just repeating a well-worn joke. Harmless, really.
It not possible to direct flag a profile. You can find flag links on questions,answer and comments only.
However you can select any of his question or answer and flag with "Others" option describing the details you are want to say. This will be directly move to the moderator and necessary steps will be taken by moderators.
In case of users haven't asked any question or given any answers, the right place is http://meta.stackoverflow.com to report such cases ( which you have already done ).
