@RoryAlsop flash Nexus 7's Droid version onto the iPad. Then install an iOS 7 emulator so you can make it look like nothing changed when work is having a look
We have our league table on the admin pages, and it shows all mod activities - including highlighting when folks are way behind the average. All is well with our mod team :-)
Maybe it's just me, but I don't think that being a mod is about sitting in the back and clicking. I see being a mod is about being engaged in the project (this site), interacting with the userbase, etc.
Aside from the occasional slow flag (which is usually down to us waiting for answers, or for a decision, or for something to be implemented) we don't have to handle as many flags as we used to. There was a time when it was quite manic, but we have now reached the size where the community is very proactive. Which means the flags we get can be a bit more complicated, but generally means the site is running as it should.
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I have actually realised there is an upside to iPads - I saw NONE of that. NONE I tell you - mwahahahahaaaa. All I saw was a whole slew of new faces chatting. I don't see the star wall or the gravatar wall on this device. Superb!
@tombull89 Oh, I think I know the one you're talking about. He patrolls the religion chats. He also is in my uni, and he knows that. Hope he never finds me :S
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So, what have we learned? Anything flagged gets shown to all in-chat with 10k users who may or may not mark the flag as valid. If it does get marked as valid, the person that gets flagged gets a 30 minute chat ban. You also get a lot of people visit the room. Now, be good.
So, having never encountered this sort of madness before, I have identified a couple of lessons: dudes - be sensible with flags! and hey, mods can post while a chat is in timeout :-)
@AviD That's exactly what i did, each individual table has a corresponding object with a member for each column. There are also members for the table name. I just don't want to use some sort of container for these objects unless it's a generic so i can avoid writing a shit ton of basically the same code over and over again.