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5 months ago Interesting! The way we run things, automated reports come from either a dedicated bot account, or from the labeler account itself (a "service" account), not from any of the accounts used by human mods to log in.
In general, we are interested in making the "queue" system more flexible. It is already getting kind of overloaded with per-language filtering and a "shard" system to split a single queue in to multiple (for when multiple mods are working in parallel, so as not to step on toes). The fancy version would be to make queues arbitrary "advanced searches".
In the meanwhile, a piece of work we do want to prioritize is reporting individual reporters. This would let you mute the account which is doing automated reports temporarily. Doesn't directly address your use case, but maybe could be used to get by.
I've started automatically creating reports on XBlock which is awesome, it's working well with Ozone.
The downside is that I have a way higher volume of reports, and it's impossible to distinguish between reports created by a bot versus reports created by users.
To that end, a "hide reports created by me" toggle in Unresolved Reports listing table would be cool.
Another option would be a column detailing who the last user who reported a subject is, which if you could sort by that, would enable you to at least group self-generated reports together.