New system should depend on whether or not a staff member is online.
A staff member would be denoted as a player with the reflex.staff permission.
If a staff member is online:
When a player gets autobanned, it will take 5 minutes. It will repeatedly ask the online staff for confirmation (CANCEL or BAN) and provide insightful tools to make a decision.
If this autoban carries out, it will be permanent? OR temporary (say, 1 week)
Maybe make the ban length depend on the amount of previous bans..?
If a staff member is not online:
When a player gets autobanned, it will take 3 minutes. It will still send out alerts, and possibly send an alert to slack if the hook is enabled when the autoban begins and ends.
If this autoban carries out, it will be temporary (24 hours to 3 days?)
Also should probably depend on the extent of VLs and the amount of previous offenses (refer to permanent record)
jonahseguin
commented
7 years ago
New system should depend on whether or not a staff member is online. A staff member would be denoted as a player with the
reflex.staffpermission.If a staff member is online: When a player gets autobanned, it will take 5 minutes. It will repeatedly ask the online staff for confirmation (CANCEL or BAN) and provide insightful tools to make a decision. If this autoban carries out, it will be permanent? OR temporary (say, 1 week) Maybe make the ban length depend on the amount of previous bans..?
If a staff member is not online: When a player gets autobanned, it will take 3 minutes. It will still send out alerts, and possibly send an alert to slack if the hook is enabled when the autoban begins and ends.
If this autoban carries out, it will be temporary (24 hours to 3 days?) Also should probably depend on the extent of VLs and the amount of previous offenses (refer to permanent record)