Add a "report notice".

dhfbei8987

GoboThePlant wrote:
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KING GOBO

For what reason mr mascot?

GoboThePlant

dhfbei8987 wrote:
GoboThePlant wrote:
GOBO LIKES THIS TOPIC

KING GOBO
For what reason mr mascot?

Already stated my humble support and my quoted post is filed as if a bump.

Prime689

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Prime689

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Prime689

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KoralAnnakiCalamari

Prime689 wrote:
For example, I sent a report and 3 hours later, I'm very concerned because the bad face reveal project is still shared… and why? I know that this scenario happens a lot.
Maybe, a reason in the mail that the Scratch Team sends to me? There's a lot of similar reports and have the same conclusion. The mockup for this “notice” is this;

I like to thank PUNNAMOODU for this mockup :)

Validate
Hi username, we received your report by
Selected operation
identification for report
Sent from project url or for comments Sent from comment comment url or for studios Sent from studio studio url or for users
report user
Selected reason: (for other than comments)
reason
Description: (for projects only)
user's content
Thanks!

I was thinking about adding a dropbox subjecting to the report kind, so the user may control their mail by custom.

Pros
Stops confusion
Info on good reports
Cons
None that I could think of.
Maybe add to that.

close topic
We closed your/the topic topic name because of it being a duplicate insert link and topic name
close topic
We closed your/the topic topic name by request
close topic
We closed your/the topic nsert link and topic name

notif for owner who's reported content is non purposed
Hi, username lately people have falsely reported your project or studio or comment. The reporter(s) has been notified to stop false reporting your stuff.
Thanks to dhfbei8987 for that

We can eliminate constant mail by giving an interval of three hours.
There will also be a checkbox saying “Notify me when the Scratch Team reads my reports” and "Notify me when the Scratch Team reads my reports that are custom, forum, project, comments.
Thanks to YellowSheep43 for pointing that out

The ST can't bother to look at it for a quick second?! They paused me several times for “spreading rumors” about a Scratcher even though they were true! The ST just doesn't like to look into the evidence

Zoomer_X

I would like this as I have rreported projects before and didn't know why they weren't getting taken down. I just don't know: should the Scratch Team also message you if they did accept your rreport?

Zoomer_X

KoralAnnakiCalamari wrote:
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The ST can't bother to look at it for a quick second?! They paused me several times for “spreading rumors” about a Scratcher even though they were true! The ST just doesn't like to look into the evidence

Please don't quote the OP.

Spreading rumors isn't allowed. Use Contact Us or the rreport button instead.

Prime689

KoralAnnakiCalamari wrote:
The ST can't bother to look at it for a quick second?! They paused me several times for “spreading rumors” about a Scratcher even though they were true! The ST just doesn't like to look into the evidence

lol wut

Bruh, please use Contact-us for any confusion.

Prime689

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EatNYeet

Porting soup to Scratch becomes a port of soup. You could also call it a soup port. And of course, if you're reading this, you should know what that sounds like.

You'd think this would already be implemented, but apparently not. A lot of users (including myself) report projects for violating the community guidelines and would like to see why what we reported did or didn't get taken down. Also, would the same happen for studios, comments, and forum posts?

Edit: I love accidentally clicking submit before I'm done typing

Last edited by EatNYeet (May 1, 2021 20:47:20)

Prime689

EatNYeet wrote:
Also, would the same happen for studios, comments, and forum posts?

y e s

wvj

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GoboThePlant

bump

Prime689

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airplanedodge

Full support. I reported an unmoderated chat project once and I came across the tab 1 month later, and it was STILL SHARED.
This has to be implemented or we won't ever know when projects are taken down, and it should help with FRs.

Although, on the other hand, someone could get mad at the ST for not taking down a project.

Prime689

airplanedodge wrote:
Although, on the other hand, someone could get mad at the ST for not taking down a project.

ah yes… But at least with reason :P

Prime689

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imfh

One possible downside is that the reply could be used by malicious people to determine if the Scratch Team is currently active or not. They could report a project, and then obtain the exact time it takes for the report to be reviewed. If it takes a long time, they might choose that time to do something bad.

This isn’t the only way someone could find out if the Scratch Team is active, but it would certainly make it easier.

Prime689

imfh wrote:
One possible downside is that the reply could be used by malicious people to determine if the Scratch Team is currently active or not. They could report a project, and then obtain the exact time it takes for the report to be reviewed. If it takes a long time, they might choose that time to do something bad.

This isn’t the only way someone could find out if the Scratch Team is active, but it would certainly make it easier.

Oh, but that will be fairly rare.

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