Wreybies
Member
One of the things I try to impress upon the mod team when deciding what to do with a contentious member is to look at the overall participation of the member. Is the member contributing to venue-specific activities? Is the member's contentious behavior offset by "value-added" participation? Does the member participate in the areas of the forum that are tuned to the purpose of the forum, or is their asshaterie limited to the "chit-chat" area because it's the only place they ever participate?
The statistics available to the admins don't give this information in any easily accessible form that I've found. There are statistics concerning what would seem clearly negative behavioral attributes (Members most on Ignore, Members most Reporting/Reported Upon, etc.), but I feel a lack of data to balance that.
Something that gives me* a percentage or simple numerical breakdown of where a member participates within the various areas of the forum would be grand in allowing me to gauge if the member's "value-added" outweighs their contentiousness when aiding the mod team with these decisions.
Thank you.
*ETA: And preferably accessible to the mods as something in-line rather than within the Admin CP.
The statistics available to the admins don't give this information in any easily accessible form that I've found. There are statistics concerning what would seem clearly negative behavioral attributes (Members most on Ignore, Members most Reporting/Reported Upon, etc.), but I feel a lack of data to balance that.
Something that gives me* a percentage or simple numerical breakdown of where a member participates within the various areas of the forum would be grand in allowing me to gauge if the member's "value-added" outweighs their contentiousness when aiding the mod team with these decisions.
Thank you.
*ETA: And preferably accessible to the mods as something in-line rather than within the Admin CP.
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