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Refresh should store an audit log of all moderation actions, so bans, level deletions, metadata changes by admins/curators, etc. into a viewable log accessible through the API. There should also be discord webhook integration so that these actions can be automatically logged to a discord channel aswell.
This is useful for admins so that there is a consolidated place to keep track of past actions taken against a particular user, but could also be useful for server owners, who may want to make this viewable through a public discord channel, to make the gameserver moderation more transparent.
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Rough port from DO code to integrate AI image scanning into Refresh.
This should help reduce the photo endpoint abuse we've been seeing from
DT, while using the same existing infrastructure that works incredibly
well.
This does not scan every uploaded texture as this would increase server
load significantly. It will only scan under certain circumstances:
- for uploaded photos
- for images uploaded via the API
This also brings in the option to automatically restrict users who
upload images with banned tags if configured. This will be left off on
production while I gauge if this is going to false-flag for normal
non-abuse activity.
Oh, this also introduces support for a staff-only webhook. This could be
used for a non-persisted audit log if we wanted to use that as a
solution for #565.
Refresh should store an audit log of all moderation actions, so bans, level deletions, metadata changes by admins/curators, etc. into a viewable log accessible through the API. There should also be discord webhook integration so that these actions can be automatically logged to a discord channel aswell.
This is useful for admins so that there is a consolidated place to keep track of past actions taken against a particular user, but could also be useful for server owners, who may want to make this viewable through a public discord channel, to make the gameserver moderation more transparent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: