Quote from: Husires on Today at 02:10:15 PM

How do mods get report notifications, are they in the form of tables or individually.
How are they arranged?

Depending on the time of report.
the user who report.
who is reported,.
Topic/reply.

Can mods delete spam posts that are not reported? if global mod report it as bad then it reported again too many time can ignore users reports?

Most recent reports show up first. Yeah, we see who reported the post, but honestly I don't really pay much attention to that. In fact, I've even hidden it in the past using a user script. Though, a feature was introduced earlier this year I believe, that made me switch that off.

Yeah, it shows who is reported, and it shows the thread title. Then on hovering over that you can see the post ID. I've got a slightly modified report queue on my end via user scripts though which make it a little easier to digest.

I'd love to see something done to the report queue to get it more efficient though. Although, reporting has died down a lot over the recent months, at least for myself.

Yeah, I go into it a little more below, but most of the actions I've taken in the last few months have been through doing it myself rather than acting upon reports. Although, I've also been away, so this closing to the year has been a little sporadic from my point of view.

Quote from: Halab on Today at 04:14:12 PM

It can depend. I don't have many reports per month and the french section is not the most active, so most of my mod actions are done without a report.
Given the mass of reports, a GM must probably act mainly via the reports and a little bit on the sections he follows more regularly. And it can depend on the GM.

As of recently, I'd say the majority of my actions are non reported ones. I'd be interested in seeing what the percentages would be, although it would be heavily skewed as a few users earlier in the year went on a reporting spree. The last few months have been a little different though, definitely.