Stuart Wright
Well-known member
This suggestion has been prompted by the way our moderators use the warnings system.
When giving a warning, the moderators are presented with this page of tabs:
Note that the three tabs contain form elements which should *all* be checked by the moderator *before* the warning is given. Yet despite processes being in place to try to ensure that they click all the tabs to check that the information is correct, sometimes they do not.
So I suggest that instead of tabs, there is a wizard system with, in this case, three pages with Next and Back buttons with the Warn Member button on the last page. This ensures that the moderators have to review the contents of all three pages before the warning is given.
I appreciate that when the tabs present information, like in user profiles, they are the best way to manage that information. But when there is a process, I think a wizard is better.
Please consider this request
When giving a warning, the moderators are presented with this page of tabs:
Note that the three tabs contain form elements which should *all* be checked by the moderator *before* the warning is given. Yet despite processes being in place to try to ensure that they click all the tabs to check that the information is correct, sometimes they do not.
So I suggest that instead of tabs, there is a wizard system with, in this case, three pages with Next and Back buttons with the Warn Member button on the last page. This ensures that the moderators have to review the contents of all three pages before the warning is given.
I appreciate that when the tabs present information, like in user profiles, they are the best way to manage that information. But when there is a process, I think a wizard is better.
Please consider this request
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