Moderation
A moderation page is a dedicated space within a platform or application where administrator
and moderators can review, manage, and take action on user-generated content.
The prototype above is from the Moderator's perspective.
However, take note, that there are 4 user types that can moderate content in the system.
While Sub-Admin and Sub-Moderator roles are listed, they currently lack access to the functionalities outlined above. Essentially, their scope is limited to moderating content within the groups they create.
In the Moderator page, there are 9 categories to choose from.
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As the name suggests, this is where Administrator and Moderator gets to create new rules that will automate in the system.
Access a comprehensive list of all system users. Track user activity, identify active or inactive status, and review any history of flagged content for potential malicious behavior.
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Access a comprehensive list of all the groups in the system. Monitor the status of active and inactive groups and review created groups for potential overlooked malicious content or if they are formed for inappropriate purposes.
View a compilation of messages flagged for spam or violations of community standards. To uphold privacy, only the specific message will undergo review, ensuring a focused assessment without accessing the entire conversation.
View a compilation of comments flagged for spam or violations of community standards. To uphold privacy, only the specific comment will undergo review, ensuring a focused assessment without accessing the entire conversation or post.
Explore a list of posts flagged for spam or breaches of community standards.
Monitor the status of active and inactive events and review created events for potential overlooked malicious content or if they are formed for inappropriate purposes.
A list of paid advertisements that has been flagged for breaching community standards.
Access a set of rules jointly established by moderators and administrators to maintain community standards. These rules are dynamic and can be deactivated, deleted, or edited as the system evolves.