Lemmy Moderation Tools

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I'm working on a moderation tool to work with Lemmy.

I'm still in early development and discovery. This channel will update the status and respond to questions during development, testing, release, and post-release.

You are encouraged to create posts defining your needs. I also appreciate feedback on status updates. This helps me maintain the right track.

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Beehaw's mod tool needs (self.lemmy_mod_tools)

submitted 1 year ago by Lionir to c/lemmy_mod_tools@discuss.online

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Here's a laundry list of sort with tons of tools we'd like to see

Role for approval of applications (to delegate)
Site mods (to delegate from admins)
Auto-report posts with certain keywords or domains (for easier time curating without reports)
Statistics on growth (user, comments, posts, reports)
- User total
- MUA
- User retention
- Number of comments
- Number of posts
- Number of reports open
- Number of reports resolved
Sort reports
- by resolved/open
- by local/remote
Different ways to resolved a report
- Suspend account for a limited amount of time rather than just banning
- Send warning
Account mod info
- Number of 'strikes' (global and local) and reports
- Moderation notes
- Change email
- Change password
- Change role
Ability to pin messages in a post
Admins should be able to purge
Filter modlog to local
Better federation tools (applications to communities, limiting)
- Applications to communities to allow safe spaces to exist (people should not be able to just "walk in" on a safe space - similarly to follow requests in Mastodon in a way)
- Limiting (Lock our communities down from certain instances but still allow people using our instance to talk to people from those instances)

Obviously considering the moment when this is being made - federation tools are our highest priority.

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[–] Gaywallet 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

No way to validate it is actually the user if they're locked out. Your info exists on their server, so they can change your password or email trivially. Anyone could disable/enable these kinds of tools that automatically notify, ultimately you shouldn't sign up for an instance you don't trust.