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I will ask it to a staff member.
If I count it on my way, have I got 100 reports, that's a huge difference. (BTW I don't want to nag, but I'm just giving my opinnion :))
I personally do not feel it is necessary to know how many closed reports you have. Honestly, it is not necessary to know how many reports you have done in total, but I can see why people want to know. If you are worried more about the number than you can count it quite quickly by just going page by page or, as someone said, there are 10 reports to a page, meaning you can add together the number of closed/handled quite easily by just subtracting the smallest denominator on that page (like the closed reports). Also, the ones handled is a more vital number than closed because it can be closed for multiple reasons. Sure, already punished is quite common, but it can be closed for the recording quality, lack of evidence, not a punishable offense, or just overall spam of reports that have nothing to do with the server/have the incorrect evidence in them. It is more important that you make sure each report is done well, with everything required, then that you have tons of reports but they are done without a care towards what information/evidence we need. Sorry, while I could see this being a good idea in theory, with the rule breaker counter it is honestly not very necessary.
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I'm not, don't worry, just remember to have a quick skim through all the previous replies.
As I have now said multiple times, the green box which says "rule breakers" is just a fancier and more fitting word for handled reports. It's the exact same.
No, I don't think, so because I can report a team 4, I don't think that's the same as 4 reports.
It counts them all. If you report 4 players and you had 50 handled reports before, it goes to 54.
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I thought reporting a team of 4 counted as 1 report, maybe I'm wrong.
I will ask it to a staff member.
Well, if I made 100 reports of teams of 4, and I count it on your way, have I got 400 reports.
If I count it on my way, have I got 100 reports, that's a huge difference. (BTW I don't want to nag, but I'm just giving my opinnion :))
Example: Reporting a player for hacks, but he hasn't got hacks at all.
Yes, it does count each individual rule breaker from your handled reports. This is why the message on top says "Thanks to you # rule breakers have been punished."
I personally do not feel it is necessary to know how many closed reports you have. Honestly, it is not necessary to know how many reports you have done in total, but I can see why people want to know. If you are worried more about the number than you can count it quite quickly by just going page by page or, as someone said, there are 10 reports to a page, meaning you can add together the number of closed/handled quite easily by just subtracting the smallest denominator on that page (like the closed reports). Also, the ones handled is a more vital number than closed because it can be closed for multiple reasons. Sure, already punished is quite common, but it can be closed for the recording quality, lack of evidence, not a punishable offense, or just overall spam of reports that have nothing to do with the server/have the incorrect evidence in them. It is more important that you make sure each report is done well, with everything required, then that you have tons of reports but they are done without a care towards what information/evidence we need. Sorry, while I could see this being a good idea in theory, with the rule breaker counter it is honestly not very necessary.
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2 - The next Java Map Rotations is happening on June 27, and you are able to vote for what maps you want on CubeCraft Discord.