¿Podemos tener un registro de ediciones, por favor?

[AstonJ]

Una lista de todas las ediciones visibles para el Administrador (quizás ordenable por miembro).

Creo que esto sería útil por algunas razones muy válidas:

• Ayudar a vigilar el spam en las ediciones
• Ayudar a ver qué miembros son útiles (aquellos que añaden etiquetas, re-categorizan temas, editan títulos, etc.) (y así ver quiénes podrían ser buenos moderadores)
• Ayudar a asegurar que la carga de trabajo entre los moderadores sea equitativa

¿Qué debería registrarse?

Quizás…

• Ediciones de publicaciones
• Ediciones de títulos
• Re-categorización de temas
• Adición/edición de etiquetas
• Eliminación de publicaciones

Quizás, si hay tiempo disponible (o si esto resulta exitoso), ir más allá y añadir registros para:

• Temas que han sido fijados/desfijados
• Wikis (creadas/eliminadas)
• Cualquier otra cosa que permita a un administrador tener una visión rápida de lo que ha ocurrido en el foro

Creo que esto sería muy útil para grandes empresas o administradores ocupados, en particular

[codinghorror (Jeff Atwood)]

@AstonJ

Help keep a lookout for edit-spam

This is usually handled by reducing the editing grace period (defaults to 5 minutes / 300 seconds) and post edit time limit (defaults to 60 days / 86400 minutes) in the site settings. I see absolutely no reason for a bunch of other custom features when those site settings control it perfectly.

Also note that thanks to @gerhard people who flagged a post to threshold are now notified when the flagged post was edited.

[AstonJ]

@codinghorror

This is usually handled by reducing the editing grace period (defaults to 5 minutes / 300 seconds) and post edit time limit (defaults to 60 days / 86400 minutes) in the site settings. I see absolutely no reason for a bunch of other custom features when those site settings control it perfectly.

Not sure what you mean Jeff - how is it handled when they have 60 days to come back and edit their older posts and nobody is notified of such edits?

Our edit period is 12 hours and they sneak in even with that. But edit spam was just one aspect - being able to see who’s regularly doing housekeeping tasks around the forum would be incredibly handy.

[codinghorror (Jeff Atwood)]

@AstonJ

how is it handled when they have 60 days to come back and edit their older posts and nobody is notified of such edits?

Set it to 1 day, or even lower, as needed. That’s my point.

[cpradio]

Couldn’t this be a data explorer query? Grab the last months worth of edit history?

Not sure I understand why this should be a full blown feature

[AstonJ]

@codinghorror

Set it to 1 day, or even lower, as needed. That’s my point.

@AstonJ

Our edit period is 12 hours and they sneak in even with that. But edit spam was just one aspect - being able to see who’s regularly doing housekeeping tasks around the forum would be incredibly handy.

Even that is too low and too much of an inconvenience for genuine users - they shouldn’t have to suffer. As I mentioned though, edit spam is just one aspect. Having these kind of logs makes it super easy for Admins to get an overview of which members are ‘helping out’ i.e potential mod material.

@cpradio

Couldn’t this be a data explorer query?

I hadn’t seen the data explorer plugin, however I still think this is one of those features that once you have, you would find difficult to live without (if you have a busy or relatively busy forum) particularly if it is expanded to have a similar (configurable) page for moderators.

[codinghorror (Jeff Atwood)]

There could be a page somewhere that shows all recent edits, I suppose… we could put pr-welcome on this as needed.

[codinghorror (Jeff Atwood)]

Don’t we have a report or data explorer query that shows this now?

Yes, confirmed, there is the “post edits” report on your admin dashboard on the reports tab.

There might be an equivalent in Data Explorer too @rishabh?

[rishabh]

Yes, we ship a query with the Data Explorer that targets recent edits made by TL0/TL1 users. It’s right here:

Human-driven copy-paste spam

Last 500 posts that were edited by TL0/TL1 users SELECT p.id AS post_id, topic_id FROM posts p JOIN users u ON u.id = p.user_id JOIN topics t ON t.id = p.topic_id WHERE p.last_editor_id = p.user_id AND p.self_edits > 0 AND (u.trust_level = 0 OR u.trust_level = 1) AND p.deleted_at IS NULL AND t.deleted_at IS NULL AND t.archetype = 'regular' ORDER BY p.updated_at DESC LIMIT 500 This query should do it, it lists recent posts that have been edited by the OP if the the user…

[markvanlan]

Podríamos añadir una línea aquí con el número de ediciones de publicaciones que ha realizado un usuario.

Ediciones de publicaciones: 20

Donde el 20 sea clicable para enlazar a una lista de enlaces a publicaciones, o para abrir un modal con los enlaces a las publicaciones. No creo que queramos construir toda una interfaz para ver las revisiones de las publicaciones; simplemente podemos enlazar a las publicaciones.

[darkpixlz (Pyx)]

Esto una vez más ha sido corregido, al menos este problema en específico. No estoy seguro si fue por el equipo de Discourse o por una PR, pero está ahí.