I think also if we’re talking ideal world, there would be a “mod center” tab or something that has the log, reports, and tools for all the communities you mod, as well as maybe tabs within the center for each community specifically. With lists of all the other mods, and maybe communication tools too. Could be a lot, but just throwing ideas out there.
Hmm, maybe a center for admins as well? Not sure what all you would need as an admin. I figure more pressing for stuff for mods since there are a ton more mods than admins, but definitely would be nice to have specifics for admins as well.
Now that I think about it, I’d like for reports to still show for me as an admin until I’ve marked them as read, even if they’ve been actioned by a moderator already.
As it stands, if a mod actions a report that warrants an instance ban, they can only do a community ban and I never see the report to action it at the instance level
In an ideal world, the latter, with an option for users enable the former if they want it
I think also if we’re talking ideal world, there would be a “mod center” tab or something that has the log, reports, and tools for all the communities you mod, as well as maybe tabs within the center for each community specifically. With lists of all the other mods, and maybe communication tools too. Could be a lot, but just throwing ideas out there.
How would that work for instance admins? Most of the stuff I moderate is as an instance admin, for communities I don’t moderate.
Hmm, maybe a center for admins as well? Not sure what all you would need as an admin. I figure more pressing for stuff for mods since there are a ton more mods than admins, but definitely would be nice to have specifics for admins as well.
Now that I think about it, I’d like for reports to still show for me as an admin until I’ve marked them as read, even if they’ve been actioned by a moderator already.
As it stands, if a mod actions a report that warrants an instance ban, they can only do a community ban and I never see the report to action it at the instance level