Is anyone interested in writing the ultimate WEB app (website) for SteemIt moderators (with my help/permission/feedback)?
It would require these features:
A section to view flagging cases with these features:
- List of flagging posts with all important details that only shows the flagging cases you haven't dealt with yet
- Ability to change what moderator tag(s) to monitor
- Every list entry shows how good the moderator is (based on upvote/downvote ratio and other factors)
A section with the specific flagging case details:
- AGREE / DISAGREE buttons (AGREE button upvotes flagging post + downvotes flagging cases in question, DISAGREE button downvotes the flagging post)
- Optional comment field
A section to add a flagging case with these features:
- Ability to add a new flagging case directly in the app, while the app takes care of posting it on the network with the correct formatting + immediately downvoting the post(s) in question
- Ability to choose what moderator tag(s) to post under. This makes is possible to moderate anything you want (you can start a semi-private moderator group for example), even outside the STEEM platform if you want, and put it on the a decentralized database (the STEEM blockchain).
- Dropdown list with most commen reasons for flagging (plagiarism, spam, illegal content, abuse, botting for example)
- Automatic scanning of the blockchain for posts that might conflict with yours (duplicate links) and prevents you from posting
- Optional comment field
Content formatting on the blockchain entry:
- Simple title with an ID number to minimize blockchain bloat (for example "CASE #12384")
- Content section could be as simple as
[REASON] id number of the reason category recognised by the app
[LINK] reference to entry on the blockchain
[LINK] reference to entry on the blockchain
Security
Of course it's really important to make sure people can trust that the site isn't stealing your posting keys. I haven't figured out how exactly, but open-source is a must at least.
P.S.: If anyone wants to contact me, be warned that i haven't done much web development yet (i would have to research how things like asynchronous updates, AJAX, JSON and Node.js work exactly and i haven't done any blockchain programming either haha).