• Please take a moment to look over the Suggestions & Feedback rules before making a post: READ RULES HERE

Make "Your recent report resolved" clickable

awesomewebsites

Elite Member
Jr. Executive VIP
Jr. VIP
Joined
Nov 16, 2011
Messages
19,799
Reaction score
11,280
If possible, it should be made clickable so that I can quickly see whether it was valid or not. Otherwise, I have to go there through my past posts which takes time. In some cases, I would like to know the results as it will help me to report accurately in future.
 
If possible, it should be made clickable so that I can quickly see whether it was valid or not.

This doesn't make sense.

If a report was resolved, it was valid. If a report was rejected, it was invalid.
 
Keep in mind too that if more than 1 person reports the same post, only the first on the list will receive an acknowledgement.

Plus not all send out a resolved / rejected report, if the poster is spam banned.
 
Are you asking us to make the "post in thread" title clickable?
FbLNfxB


While the decision isn't up to me, I do think making the thread title in the report clickable in the same way as any other alert is a decent suggestion, but not for the reason you stated.
icSZMyb

Keep in mind too that if more than 1 person reports the same post, only the first on the list will receive an acknowledgement.
Everyone who reports a thread or post will receive an alert. Here's an example of an alert I received for a post I reported as the 3rd reporter.
KjY12oo


Whenever we, the moderators, comment on a report, we will not receive an alert when it's resolved or rejected.
 
Are you asking us to make the "post in thread" title clickable?
Everyone who reports a thread or post will receive an alert.
1) Yes.
2) Does it happen irrespective of whether the report is resolved or rejected ?
 
Yes, here's an example of a post I reported and then rejected where I was the second member to report it.
S0ZoB6m
I think this does not happen with me all time. I do not remember if I got this rejected alert ever. And even if all were resolved, I do not get alert for all. May be like for 3-4 out of 10 I reported. Also, since I do not have these showing permanently in alerts (like other ones which are clickable) , I cannot check this now.
 
I think this does not happen with me all time. I do not remember if I got this rejected alert ever. And even if all were resolved, I do not get alert for all. May be like for 3-4 out of 10 I reported. Also, since I do not have these showing permanently in alerts (like other ones which are clickable) , I cannot check this now.
We have the option to not send an alert for resolutions/rejections. Report your post above mine right now and I'll send you a rejection alert real quick just so you can see.

Edit: I just sent you a rejection alert.
 
We have the option to not send an alert for resolutions/rejections. Report your post above mine right now and I'll send you a rejection alert real quick just so you can see.

Edit: I just sent you a rejection alert.
I confirm that I got the rejected alert.
jYZS9os


What I wanted to suggest here is that if I get the answer in every case, it would improve my accuracy for future reports. For some cases, I am still not sure whether it was resolved or rejected. And you mentioned that staff has the option to not send an alert.
 
What I wanted to suggest here is that if I get the answer in every case, it would improve my accuracy for future reports. For some cases, I am still not sure whether it was resolved or rejected. And you mentioned that staff has the option to not send an alert.
I get an alert less than 50% of the time and I've also never received a rejected alert.
Keep in mind that we're under no obligation to send out an alert or a detailed response whenever we resolve or reject a report. Still, I suppose it's something I can talk over with the other moderators and MiTs.
7. THE REPORT BUTTON.

... Black Hat World will make a commercially reasonable effort to take action, but does not guarantee that it will respond to or will take action in response to all such notifications, and therefore cannot be responsible for a failure to respond...
 
What I wanted to suggest here is that if I get the answer in every case, it would improve my accuracy for future reports.

If you were filing multiple inaccurate reports, then surely a moderator would tell you via PM.

For some cases, I am still not sure whether it was resolved or rejected. And you mentioned that staff has the option to not send an alert.

@BassTrackerBoats covered this earlier this year:

It is double work to send a report to the one that reports the thread. Often times our response to the offence would be a different kind of response to the one that helped the forum by reporting.

The staff absolutely appreciates those that report to keep things clean but time and energy do not always give us the opportunity to be able to send a response.

As an example I've logged on and have seen as many as 85 reports waiting to be handled. Had I handled each of those and explained my response to each person who was kind enough to report I'd be much older than I am and nobody wants that.
 
If you were filing multiple inaccurate reports, then surely a moderator would tell you via PM.



@BassTrackerBoats covered this earlier this year:
Why does it have to be manual ? It should be automatic, once the report is resolved or rejected and automatic alert should be sent to the person reporting without requiring any additional effort from the staff.
 
Why does it have to be manual ? It should be automatic, once the report is resolved or rejected and automatic alert should be sent to the person reporting without requiring any additional effort from the staff.

Clearly there still has to be manual intervention.

If you report someone for post count spamming and a moderator removes some of the posts for that member then warns the member, they still need to file a report.

The forum won't be smart enough to see the action taken and then automatically file a report accordingly. To code something like this would not only be costly, it would be a waste of time and resources in my opinion.
 
@BassTrackerBoats covered this earlier this year:
At the moment, I think @krishnaverma is more interested in receiving a blank rejection/resolution alert rather than a detailed answer. Sending a bit more blank alerts out is doable, but BTB is absolutely right about typing up individual responses in addition to sending out an alert; it can be time-consuming.
Why does it have to be manual ? It should be automatic, once the report is resolved or rejected and automatic alert should be sent to the person reporting without requiring any additional effort from the staff.
@WilhelmScream answered this back in January, although we have other reasons for not sending out an alert that I'm not going to discuss.
The notice sent to a reporter after a report has been rejected/resolved is optional. Mods will generally send a notification when they can, but sometimes a report is fairly straightforward and just doesn't really necessitate a notice.

Reports about spam bots tend to receive notices less because it's usually pretty obvious when they've been resolved, as they'll disappear from the homepage a minute afterwards max.
 
Keep in mind that we're under no obligation to send out an alert or a detailed response whenever we resolve or reject a report. Still, I suppose it's something I can talk over with the other moderators and MiTs.
I actually thought the same thing as @MisterF about the first guy to report. I only mentioned my experience because I seem to have misunderstood this statement.
Everyone who reports a thread or post will receive an alert. Here's an example of an alert I received for a post I reported as the 3rd reporter.
I personally don't even think the alerts are necessary but I can see why some members would want them.
 
I actually thought the same thing as @MisterF about the first guy to report. I only mentioned my experience because I seem to have misunderstood this statement.

I personally don't even think the alerts are necessary but I can see why some members would want them.
I see it as a courtesy to send alerts whenever time permits it.
 
To code something like this would not only be costly, it would be a waste of time and resources in my opinion.
I completely agree to this for any suggestion made here.
 
Back
Top