Not sure if I file this under bug, but upon testing, I discovered that silenced users (for typing too fast) are sent a message saying that their account has been put on hold and moderators alerted. Unfortunately, it looks like the “If a user is automatically silenced, send a message to all moderators.” is by default turned off.
And as I’m going through users who have been silenced, there are dozens and many don’t appear to be bots.
That’s default off because most communities will see the pending items on the review queue and act on it, with the setting for a PM, and subsequent emails/push notification it will cause, existing for communities where their staff doesn’t visit the community actively.
OK, so after discussing with our moderator team, this is what we’re running into …
The only “system” message that notifies me is: New advice on your site dashboard. Moderators do not see this though I’m assuming it’s just for admins anyway.
Moderators are the only ones getting the notification: A user is being ignored by many other users. I don’t receive it.
None of us are seeing the notification: Account temporarily on hold
If I go into the system profile, I can see these messages under “Sent.” But otherwise, I’m wondering what’s happening with the above.
Otherwise there are no issues with notifications across the site (that I’m aware of).