The discussion revolves around reverting flagged topic actions in Discourse. RobMeade asked if it’s possible to undo a moderator’s decision on a flagged topic, but codinghorror stated that there’s currently no way to do so. RobMeade inquired if this feature might be added in the future, allowing an admin to undo a moderator’s action.
EricGT shared a similar issue and found a related topic on undoing official warnings. However, the solution requires SSH access, which EricGT doesn’t have. dax suggested reaching out to the Discourse team via email to request assistance with undoing the action, as per the guide for hosted customers.
If a moderator chooses an option for a flagged Topic, such as Disagree, but it should have been Agree, is there anyway to revert that decision, as another moderator or administrator and select the correct option? Or, once the decision is made its made?
Ah, ok, thank you. Do you think it will be something that may be added at a later stage, perhaps an Admin being able to undo the action of a moderator for example?
so using the admin email you use on your site, send us a request to team@discourse.org with details about the user (username, email) and the warning to be deleted.