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#1 2012-09-07 06:56:35

legobob23o
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Unflagging Comments Or Projects

This is based on this forum topic. If you flag a comment by mistake it could say:

You have flagged this comment. Flagged by mistake? Unflag comment

Then on projects it would say:

Thanks for monitoring the community. Someone will review this project. Scratch On! Flagged by mistake? Unflag project

That's what I'm thinking. Scratch On!

I am requesting to close this topic because you people won't stop treating this suggestion uselessly and talking about people being stupid about flagging.

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#2 2012-09-07 07:01:04

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

See my reply on that topic. I am neither for nor against this. (Neutral, to be exact.)


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#3 2012-09-07 07:03:39

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

jontmy00 wrote:

See my reply on that topic. I am neither for nor against this. (Neutral, to be exact.)

What?

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#4 2012-09-07 07:05:21

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

support.


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#5 2012-09-07 07:05:51

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

This:


jontmy00 wrote:

They will just view it, and if there's nothing wrong, they'll ignore it and may send you a notification. If it is an accident.


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#6 2012-09-07 11:16:33

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

I support.


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#7 2012-09-07 11:58:13

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

interesting idea indeed.


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#8 2012-09-07 12:34:32

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

jontmy00 wrote:

This:


jontmy00 wrote:

They will just view it, and if there's nothing wrong, they'll ignore it and may send you a notification. If it is an accident.

This is true, but it would be a good idea to implement this, so the ST isn't investigating things that didn't need investigation in the first place. Why not save them some trouble?


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#9 2012-09-07 16:33:03

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

do you realize how hard it is to flag a comment on accident?  tongue  you not only have to click the link, you have to ok a popup window or type some text. i hardly think it is likely to happen on a regular enough basis to merit this system

the only time you'd ever want to unflag something is if you just didn't know the rules before (you should have read them first though) or if you went on a rampage and flagged tons of stuff, and are now repenting (you shouldn't rampage either)

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

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#10 2012-09-07 23:16:56

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

but flagging a tag doesn't bring up a pop-up.

how about, a pop up is induced when flagging a tag!


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#11 2012-09-07 23:26:22

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

thebriculator wrote:

but flagging a tag doesn't bring up a pop-up.

how about, a pop up is induced when flagging a tag!

that would be nice, ive accidentally flagged tags on many occasions


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#12 2012-09-08 00:12:37

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

Support both the unflagging and tag flag popups.  big_smile


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#13 2012-09-08 05:33:06

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

thebriculator wrote:

but flagging a tag doesn't bring up a pop-up.

how about, a pop up is induced when flagging a tag!

That sounds good.

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#14 2012-09-08 05:34:23

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

Wes64 wrote:

do you realize how hard it is to flag a comment on accident?  tongue  you not only have to click the link, you have to ok a popup window or type some text. i hardly think it is likely to happen on a regular enough basis to merit this system

the only time you'd ever want to unflag something is if you just didn't know the rules before (you should have read them first though) or if you went on a rampage and flagged tons of stuff, and are now repenting (you shouldn't rampage either)

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

Hm...

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#15 2012-09-08 07:38:58

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

Support for pop-up for flagging of tags, don't support for flagging of comments.

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#16 2012-09-08 09:46:50

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

It's really hard to accidentally flag a project because you have to flag, type and then enter, and it will ask you if you're sure, and everything. Comments ask you if you're sure, and I don't think accidental flagging happens often enough for it to be a real problem.


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#17 2012-09-08 09:55:26

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

henley wrote:

It's really hard to accidentally flag a project because you have to flag, type and then enter, and it will ask you if you're sure, and everything. Comments ask you if you're sure, and I don't think accidental flagging happens often enough for it to be a real problem.

What if anyone DID accidentally flag a project?

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#18 2012-09-08 10:08:15

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

legobob23o wrote:

henley wrote:

It's really hard to accidentally flag a project because you have to flag, type and then enter, and it will ask you if you're sure, and everything. Comments ask you if you're sure, and I don't think accidental flagging happens often enough for it to be a real problem.

What if anyone DID accidentally flag a project?

They would be quite stupid.


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#19 2012-09-08 11:10:40

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

northmeister wrote:

legobob23o wrote:

henley wrote:

It's really hard to accidentally flag a project because you have to flag, type and then enter, and it will ask you if you're sure, and everything. Comments ask you if you're sure, and I don't think accidental flagging happens often enough for it to be a real problem.

What if anyone DID accidentally flag a project?

They would be quite stupid.

And that's a generalization.
It's quite possible for a person to have misinterpreted the content of the project and when they review it they realize that it wasn't a problem after all. Just take the difference between "Hello" with and without an "o"; it's possible to misread this and flag the project for cursing, but then realize you just read it incorrectly.


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#20 2012-09-08 11:14:36

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

OverPowered wrote:

northmeister wrote:

legobob23o wrote:

What if anyone DID accidentally flag a project?

They would be quite stupid.

And that's a generalization.
It's quite possible for a person to have misinterpreted the content of the project and when they review it they realize that it wasn't a problem after all. Just take the difference between "Hello" with and without an "o"; it's possible to misread this and flag the project for cursing, but then realize you just read it incorrectly.

and that just leads back to my original point

Wes64 wrote:

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

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#21 2012-09-08 11:22:58

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

Wes64 wrote:

OverPowered wrote:

northmeister wrote:


They would be quite stupid.

And that's a generalization.
It's quite possible for a person to have misinterpreted the content of the project and when they review it they realize that it wasn't a problem after all. Just take the difference between "Hello" with and without an "o"; it's possible to misread this and flag the project for cursing, but then realize you just read it incorrectly.

and that just leads back to my original point

Wes64 wrote:

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

Humans make mistakes.
Why don't you think an "Undo" button would be nice for when we do?  tongue


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#22 2012-09-08 11:28:42

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

northmeister wrote:

legobob23o wrote:

henley wrote:

It's really hard to accidentally flag a project because you have to flag, type and then enter, and it will ask you if you're sure, and everything. Comments ask you if you're sure, and I don't think accidental flagging happens often enough for it to be a real problem.

What if anyone DID accidentally flag a project?

They would be quite stupid.

Think better! How about if someone typed in an explanation and decided to click cancel and they accidentally clicked Flag ? Ha!

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#23 2012-09-08 11:30:28

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

OverPowered wrote:

Humans make mistakes.
Why don't you think an "Undo" button would be nice for when we do?  tongue

humans do make mistakes but you can always try to minimize them

when you're driving on the road you always need to check to see if its safe. this should be the same for flagging: you need to check to see if its really inappropriate before you flag.

besides if you misflag something its not like the scratch team is going to ban you or come to your house to beat you up, its probably a very common thing. i was told by cheddargirl that they only punish users who abuse flagging, not honest mistakes.

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#24 2012-09-08 11:37:08

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

Wes64 wrote:

OverPowered wrote:

northmeister wrote:


They would be quite stupid.

And that's a generalization.
It's quite possible for a person to have misinterpreted the content of the project and when they review it they realize that it wasn't a problem after all. Just take the difference between "Hello" with and without an "o"; it's possible to misread this and flag the project for cursing, but then realize you just read it incorrectly.

and that just leads back to my original point

Wes64 wrote:

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

^This.
I don't support.

thebriculator wrote:

but flagging a tag doesn't bring up a pop-up.

how about, a pop up is induced when flagging a tag!

I support having a pop up for flagging tags though.


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#25 2012-09-08 11:38:28

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Re: Unflagging Comments Or Projects

OverPowered wrote:

Wes64 wrote:

OverPowered wrote:

And that's a generalization.
It's quite possible for a person to have misinterpreted the content of the project and when they review it they realize that it wasn't a problem after all. Just take the difference between "Hello" with and without an "o"; it's possible to misread this and flag the project for cursing, but then realize you just read it incorrectly.

and that just leads back to my original point

Wes64 wrote:

so any time you would want to unflag something, you were obviously ignorant or have anger management issues

its easier just to flag the right stuff  big_smile

Humans make mistakes.
Why don't you think an "Undo" button would be nice for when we do?  tongue

OverPowered has a good idea about the "Undo" button and Wes64 is right, it is easier to flag the right stuff. I also agree on what OverPowered said in the quote above about misreading a project.  smile

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