Great addition for reports -- Age of a post

[Lucius]

Sadly, I did not see lately too many action against plagiarists. Most reporters complain that their reports were handled as good, the respective posts were deleted, yet the plagiarists were not banned.
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If the problem is to ban someone who plagiarizes (at least temporarily), what about those who post a report for some other reasons that can be very questionable? There is a big chance that such reports will remain unhandled or be marked as bad, so it really seems that those who spend their time on reports are doing so in vain.

Regarding plagiarism as a violation of forum rules, we were already in a similar situation as now, when many reporters complained that posts were deleted without any punishment, and for some reason it is happening again. I think that this could result in fewer and fewer reports, of course to the joy of all plagiarists and fans of AI posts.

[_BlackStar]

With this recent implementation, does it also mean that any plagiarism that isn't detected with the space of 6 months can go unpunished?

I don't think so, plagiarism will be handled specifically by moderators so you can report the case even if you find they did it more than 6 months ago. The same is true if you find malware or something harmful to forum and users, as Halab said.

The warning above is very clear that moderators do not moderate old posts for any reason.

No, that's not exactly what it is written. If there is a very good reason to report an old message (malware, doxing, etc...), report it and a mod will handle it (normally).

[Agbe]

This is a very great feature in the reporting box. But one thing I will like to talk about the appearing of the reporters' email addresses. This forum believes in anonymity pseudonymity and personal privacy. But the email address is part of someone's identity base personal address of the resident so revealing one's email address to the moderators when making a report might against the pseudonymity policy of the forum. If not they can handle issues without the email. Well theymos and the moderators know it better. Probably it is part of the email messages we receive whoever there is a message from the forum. Once again, op thanks you for bringing this notice to the public.

[Lucius]

This is a very great feature in the reporting box. But one thing I will like to talk about the appearing of the reporters' email addresses.
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You don't need to worry about that, because it has been confirmed several times that this feature doesn't work for a very long time, which means that e-mail addresses are not shown to moderators when someone makes a report. Judging by this post, that feature was disabled during 2018.