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Yes, it works for me. And yesterday, too, without failures. Firefox browser 97.0

I just tried it and it loads fine on my end. I even clicked on the "Report to Moderator" button to see if it will bring up the usual comment field and it does. It has to be something on your end. Are you using TOR or a VPN when accessing the forum? Maybe try changing servers or access it through your real IP if it's not an issue for you.

it works perfectly fine for me. I also tried it on different browsers and they all worked fine. As you said, loading has become slow due to the large number of reports sent, the error might also be caused by the large number of reports sent.

I just tried and mine is not working, it is returning an error page. I'm using Chrome Version 96. Maybe other users should try other browsers.

https://i.imgur.com/8wqWKuy.png

It could also be that administrators are working in the backend trying to fix something.

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Sorry! I couldn't access the page due to low numbers  reported posts

Have you made an usually large number of reports in the past month? (I mean, unusually for you.) I get the same error (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1941829.0) trying to access my Ignore list due to having ignored thousands of users (actually it's probably in the tens of thousands now, but I have no way of checking due to not being able to access the page).

You should get an award for this: "The first user to break the report history by reporting a record-breaking number of posts" :)

Lol, you've managed to reach a time-out on creating the list. The good news is the problem should solve itself if you report less posts the next 30 days.

I bet theymos didn't expect anyone to reach this limit:

Create a new account: ReporterRatimov. You'll start from 0 again.
Didn't suchmoon have a script to make reporting faster? I think actmyname has some tools too that can make this easier.

Another AI found on this forum. :o

How is it even possible for a human to report such huge numbers manually and after reviewing it, and I want to remind the staffs you have a lot of work to do when everything clears for Ratimov.

Also you can consider Loycev's idea about creating secondary work so there won't be any pending works and keep the forum clean.

Some have a life and are occasionally on the forum, and some obviously only have a forum and spend all their time here, except when they are sleeping or in the shower. Someone who reports such a large number of posts and constantly talks about it in public obviously has one big motive for something like that, because apart from the award for the best spam buster of the year, which he will very likely win this year - I hear that some often mention the function of moderator for him ::)

I don't think I have ever exceeded ~10K in a month, so your hypothesis has some credence.

(it's also easier to export and report in chunks for future use)

Since January 24 till today I don't have many reports because only 600+ reports I managed to make. 42 of them are still not handled and the rest have. But I had no problem accessing the report history and it worked for me.

So far I'm using Crhome, Tor, Mozilla to access this account and I'm not having the same problem you're having. But what now, will you be able to access it again, Ratimov?

I would guess theymos has other qualifications for moderators that he would take into consideration, outside of just raw report stats.. but it's certainly a factor.

This is just for you. In my history I see reports that begins in early February.

Based on the publicly available number of reports handled every month, I don't believe that anyone else is reporting in as high of a volume as you are, nor is anyone reporting in excess of 5000 posts per month. In the year period ending in ~ mid-September 2021, actmyname reported an average of ~3100 posts per month. I am not sure how these reports were distributed over the year, but he is the only one that would even theoretically come close to exceeding your 5000 reports ina month.

I checked my report log, and it goes back 30 days and contains ~1000 reports.

I went back to check some of my recorded report history. I easily topped 7000 reports in January and March 2021, so there must be something else. Bear in mind, these figures are from having copied the report history page therefore I had access to it at the time.