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PA is becoming even more awesomer then it was.
Manual bans will still be posted in the old ban threads.
Something I keep wondering, is it just Opera that has a "fit to width" view option? I haven't used IE extensively in ages (and when I do it's on a widescreen at work) and I only use Firefox very occasionally.
I just thought people were being melodramatic about the h-scroll thing because, you know, the button's right there.
Firefox does not have a fit-to-width feature built in, but I would bet there is an extension available that does it.
Because there might be some arcane way that could be abused.
Is it possible to show a users Infractions in the search tab? Like, say I look up JohnnyAsshole, and he has 2 yellow cards on his posts. Would it be possible to have the yellow card icon on the search tab next to the post, so we could see WHERE he got infracted? This would help the curious when/if the Infraction Log thread is taken down, as well as a user being able to reread his post and maybe more readily appeal(although as I understand it, a mod PMs you when you get an infraction with the link, so this is a non-issue).
Also, would it be possible to implement a search of infracted posts? I.e "JohnnyAsshole: Search all posts by JohnnyAsshole, Search all topics by JohnnyAsshole, Search all Infraction posts by JohnnyAsshole"?
Just a suggestion/question.
And that image thing is a great addition, Ramius.
t MuffinMan: mods and admins can see the infractions history when viewing a user's profile page. forumers can also see their own infraction history when looking at their profile page.
It would be trivial for me to make that part of the profile visible to everyone, and I don't see the harm in it since the infractions themselves are publicly advertised. What do you think, Tube?
Though, I think the profile thing is a good idea.
As in "You were infracted for such-and-such three years ago so your opinion doesn't count, despite the infraction being for something completely unrelated..."
Instead of "You only have three posts here so your opinion doesn't count despite the fact that you have a relevant PHD..."
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Ahh okay. Never been infracted, hope never to be, so I was a bit hazy on if the mod did it personally or if it was automated.
I'm assuming it asks you to input something like when we report it, and that's how it gets "This shit doesn't fly in H&A." tagged on?
t Ramius; Thanks! Glad it's not too much work amongst the undoubtedly full workload you've got.
Heh, plus the post count thing ('you have so many posts, so shut up') is one of those "zero tolerance" things the mods tend to be strict about.
Most of those posts in the infraction thread are the PMs people get, verbatim, minus the "administrative note."
When a user receives an infraction, are all previous infractions the user has accumulated up to this point "refreshed?" That is to say, if I have a week left on a minor infraction, and recieve another minor infraction, bringing me to "jailed" status, would I only be jailed for just the one week, or would the previous minor infraction be reset, making me jailed for the full month?
:x I read 'posts in the thread' as 'PMs to the user'. I'm retarded.
Post: Infraction System
User: Thanatos
Infraction: Minor Offence
Points: 2
Administrative Note:
Message to User: Original Post:
Infraction for Thanatos: Minor Offence -- Tube's Circus Of Bug Reports and User Issues
That's the subject for the above infraction.
User: Thanatos
Infraction: Serious offence
Points: 3
Administrative Note:
Message to User: Original Post:
Apparently, you can't jail mods via infraction. I wonder if you can ban them via infraction?
Tube will inevitably try it, I'm sure.
User: Thanatos
Infraction: Spamming
Points: 8
Administrative Note:
Message to User: Original Post:
Or, at least, admins can.