Quote (NatureNames @ Mar 9 2022 12:47am)
If there is too many reports to handle, maybe some automation can be built into the system to handle some of the simple or common violations. Some basic "If Then" statements could programmatically handle this. Example:
Code
If ReportType = EarlyBump Then
If PostTextContains ('Bump.') Then
If PreviousPostTime + NewPostTime < 3 hours Then
{handle event}
End If
End If
Else If ReportType = PersonalAttacks Then
If PostTextContains ('Phrase1' or 'Phrase2' or, etc) Then
{handle event}
It wouldn't be able to handle all reports but it could handle a lot of the common ones that are easy to parse.
Interesting idea. Idk shit about coding so not sure about the logistics of this.
Quote (B00MAN @ Mar 9 2022 03:18am)
it would be easier to remove the report function altogether :angel:
Y tho
Quote (Krawk @ Mar 10 2022 12:15am)
Sorry for the late reply here, yes you should report ALL violations. If you see a user repetitively violating the same rules you can gather his posts and PM a trade mod directly. A lot of users get flagged for violating rules repetitively, a paper trail is then gathered and the jsp staff takes action when they feel is necessary. You are correct by not wanting to post on the thread due to it being considered spam, and you are also correct with your current workflow on saving a post to report later if it has not yet been addressed and you’ve reached your threshold.
I’m not sure on the current logistics on how jsp staff works through their report queue but increasing the threshold of what we can report can help. But as mentioned above, I believe they added this threshold to reduce abuse. +1 to increasing the threshold to 10~. Far too many violations go without being reported due to being limited to reporting only 4 at a time.
Thanks for your reply. No need to apologize. I'll keep my fingers crossed.