The delete user action is found under different top level buttons depending on the type of flag. It would be nice if the Delete button always had a delete user sub action.
And btw, URLs are added to the screened list if you delete from a manually flagged review, just not from user posted too fast reviews.
I just had some odd things happen relating to flagging of a post in a personal message. Two people are in the message (myself and a new moderator I am in the process of onboarding). We were testing out flagging, and she flagged one of her own posts. Both of us received the notification that our message was flagged as spam and that we should edit and fix it, and neither of us could directly reverse the flagging action directly in the post. It also did not show up in the review queue.
While the post was hidden, I selected the post admin wrench but was unable to use it because it was somehow behind the post content. See screenshot.
Only when I edited the post did it get unhidden.
So… several issues:
post admin wrench menu not working properly
both of us got the moderator warning
post did not land in the review queue
we were both moderators but neither able to reverse the flagging action
should it be possible to flag a moderator post as spam? should a moderator be able to flag their own post as spam? Should anyone be able to flag their own post as spam?
I’ve been loving the improvements here - I’ve finally had a chance to collect my thoughts and accumulate a bit of feedback about this:
Assignment filters - Would be good to have additional filters for assignee, if enabled. Reporter might also be useful to add, too.
Currently the “user” filter is filtering on the author of the flagged post, but this is a bit ambiguous because of
Related, this might need a bit better integration with the assignments plugin. Assigning review items do not make them appear in the “assigned” topic list in the plugin.
Reports - one item that might be good here is being able to filter by a date range, or export review items across a date range. This might be useful to get a feel with past history of how reviews are handled for new mods.