Hi guys, don't know if it's already implemented or not, but in the past when it happened that I was reporting some submissions for cheats, errors etc the problem was that, if the "reported user" arrived before the moderator, he could delete the entry before measures could be taken against him.

So, if I report a submission in which there isn't the resolution and he deletes it, it's ok... but if someone reports a photoshopped screen, the photoshopper needs to be banned: if he deletes the entry, the mods can't simply go on.

Isn't there some kind of mechanism that, when a submission is reported, it remains "freezed" until the mods could check and take measures about it?

Thanks!

hei, anybody out there guys?

In fact, a user cannot hard delete a result. The mods will see any reported score even though regular users cannot.

Except the case when a moderator deletes it, isn't it?

Not sure why that matters, if a user reports a score a mod will see it. You won't have a user reporting something and a mod deleting it without looking everything over.

And suppose that a user, after seeing that his submission is reported, will edit the screenshot or something like that... what does the mod see, in that case?

The original submission or the edited one?

Thanks

Usually the user doesn't see reports on his submission - you can check the informer log when reporting. It says smth like

"Sent to user - false

Team moderator - false

Crew - true"

 

So user involvement isn't a big problem.

allright, thanks guys