Comment by Shachar2like on 14/09/2023 at 06:28 UTC

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Some mods use user notes to record violations.

It would be nice to perhaps see the number of violations since the last ban.

A more complicated system, tool & ability for the mods is an automated warning system:

script triggered (like for example swearing) * auto-mod comment publicly/send a private message to the user about the violation. * the violation is recorded on user notes. * There should be a pre-check for all of that, that if the user already has XX violations then ban the user for XX time instead of a warning.

And you've added an additional tool for mods with the ability to warn users, possibly track the number of warnings and act upon the number of warnings.

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Comment by BobiCorwen at 14/09/2023 at 13:44 UTC

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Love this idea. We've modded with teams that have fairly in depth warning systems in place. Some have even built scripts to handle things like this.

We've explored something we call "ban tracks" that would let mods have a native way to track violations and progression towards bans for specific reasons. It makes sense that user notes are the best existing way to track that.

So that we can explore a shorter term way to help with this, what type of user note do you use to track a violation?