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The Moderation guide (docs/guides/moderation.md) contained only a
TODO placeholder, and the "Moderation" entry in the sidebar was a
category heading rather than a link to that page. The only item
under it was Settings, which isn't a moderation topic.
This PR:
1. Adds content to the Moderation guide, giving an overview of how
moderation works in Answer:
- How moderation is shared between the community (flagging and
suggesting edits), trusted users (reviewing, based on
reputation), and moderators/admins (final decisions)
- Flagging content, including a table of the available flag
reasons
- The review process and the outcomes a reviewer can choose
(looks OK, needs edit, needs close, needs delete)
- Closing/reopening, deleting/undeleting, and unlisting questions
and answers
- Suspending and deleting users
- Automated moderation with reviewer plugins
- A few suggested practices for communities
The page focuses only on moderation and links to the existing
Flags, Review, Questions, Users, Permission, Reputation, and
Using Plugins pages for related details, rather than duplicating
their content.
2. Updates sidebars.js so that:
- "Moderation" links directly to the new page instead of being a
category heading
- "Settings" becomes its own entry under User Guides, instead of
being nested under Moderation
The flag reasons, review outcomes, and other labels match the
English UI strings in apache/answer (i18n/en_US.yaml), so the docs
use the same wording users see in the interface.
No other pages were changed. Several related pages (Review, Flags,
Tags, and parts of Users) are still placeholders or very brief.
I'm happy to work on those in follow-up PRs.
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The Moderation guide (docs/guides/moderation.md) contained only a TODO placeholder, and the "Moderation" entry in the sidebar was a category heading rather than a link to that page. The only item under it was Settings, which isn't a moderation topic.
This PR:
Adds content to the Moderation guide, giving an overview of how moderation works in Answer:
The page focuses only on moderation and links to the existing
Flags, Review, Questions, Users, Permission, Reputation, and
Using Plugins pages for related details, rather than duplicating
their content.
Updates sidebars.js so that:
The flag reasons, review outcomes, and other labels match the English UI strings in apache/answer (i18n/en_US.yaml), so the docs use the same wording users see in the interface.
No other pages were changed. Several related pages (Review, Flags, Tags, and parts of Users) are still placeholders or very brief. I'm happy to work on those in follow-up PRs.