More information, options in domain review screen

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anniebh

February 26, 2016 13:37

I want to help with all the domain reviewing but (like everyone) have limited time.  I appreciate this community approach.

When I visit the domain review screen, I see date tags from 2008, etc.  I'm guessing a domain that old will have already been categorized in some way and voted on.  But I can't see it's tags that have already been determined.  That's suggestion #1:  Show the tags that are already attached to a domain *in the review screen.*  I know I can see a domain's status elsewhere.  So for example, if I'm trying to flag 'lingerie/bikini' sites but they have already been flagged as nudity or pornography, I would skip their review because the content is already flagged in a stronger category.  I doubt there are many users who want to block lingerie but allow porn/nudity for example.

Second suggestion is to allow reviewers to sort the domains to be reviewed by date submitted (oldest first, newest first, etc.).  Perhaps it's a wrong way of thinking but I would tend to want to vote on the most recently submitted domains first to help speed up the approval process for live and active users now.  

A third suggestion would be to add some kind of visual cue or data in the review screen for how many people have submitted the domain or agreed it should be flagged for the particular category.

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  rotblitz February 26, 2016 14:16

  Your first and third suggestion:

  "But I can't see it's tags that have already been determined...
  ...how many people have submitted the domain or agreed it should be flagged for the particular category."

  You can, and this is there.  Click the notepad icon to the left of the domain name.  You get to a page where it shows all tagging and category details, a screen shot and even who as voted on it (but with intention not who voted what).  And this is also your review screen where you can vote or even tag with an additional category.  I don't think there can be more details than this:
  Example: https://domain.opendns.com/example.com

  Your second suggestion:
  Well, this is clearly a duplicate of https://support.opendns.com/entries/22264669 - you just need to vote on it instead of raising it from anew.

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