Post Reports - Comments

[scottish]

I've never had an N/A comment put onto the post reports section? Is it a certain mod or all of them doing it.
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P.s. the "members dont need to know an outcome" is an awful approach to take lol

One specific smod, who has viewed this thread

One of the last times said mod replied with a N/A I PM'd them questioning why they didn't do anything, and they simply ignored it.

So it's nothing but lazyness.

[MKR&*42]

Oh i see, that certain smod has never dealt with any of my reports so that might explain it

[j0rd]

i thought a while back it was said that smods would leave comments on posts that weren't dealt with but maybe I'm mistaking it idk

[scottish]

i thought a while back it was said that smods would leave comments on posts that weren't dealt with but maybe I'm mistaking it idk

Would hope so.

[David]

i thought a while back it was said that smods would leave comments on posts that weren't dealt with but maybe I'm mistaking it idk

i seem to remember this being said too

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- If I moved this to forum games or closed it there would be hell up over it all. Most likely from Kardan. I also feel that the thread is okay where it is anyway.

haha @Kardan;

[Kardan]

Woo, I'm having an influence.

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Also, I've just had a look at all my post reports, and I've only ever had 'N/A' from Calum. Every time e5 or Nick disagreed with me, they put reasons why, which is a much better method in my opinion.

[Martin]

I'm sure this was all sorted a while back and Super mods were asked to leave comments as to why something wasn't breaking a rule? (Mainly so the reporter could understand and not report the same thing again etc.)

I'm sure I had to back when I was a super mod the last time?

Maybe some of them just aren't aware or it's not been made clear to them or something? It seems to have been lost in translation somewhere anyway.

[Phil]

Hey! Sorry for the late reply, my internet was gone the whole weekend.

It was never really a problem before and I don't think it's something I'm going to enforce but I'll post a thread in the SMOD's forum asking them to do this if they see fit. Sometimes it might just not be necessary to post a comment a N/A is just fine.

I'm disappointed to find that you went out of your way to find out why a report was tagged "N/A" and your PM was ignored. If this ever happens in the future or you'd like to investigate something further, feel free to send me a PM