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    jillian.bejtlich
    jillian.bejtlichHelper ⭐️

    "Watch List" for Suspicious Members + With Post ApprovalParked

    I don’t know about the rest of you, the last few external communities I’ve led have this super weird spam behavior where a user comes in and says something that isn’t ‘wrong’ exactly, but it’s off. You can just tell it’s off. Spam control will never have any impact on it because it’s not spam, but it is spam. Here’s an example: We gave Teresa help specific to her situation. An hour later, this guy shows up and says the exact same thing but in different words. So I looked and sure enough: he’s on a trial account, doesn’t have a single active event and has never used our product, and so there was nothing to be sorted out. He’s a fake customer.Of course this was just his test to see how our community worked and what controls we had in place. Up next, he’ll post something just as off but this time with a hyperlink to something that has nothing to do with us. If we let that second post happen, he’ll go on a spam spree.So I’ve got to go be the mean moderator who profiles people and decides who looks suspicious and who doesn’t. Buddy up there looks sus to me, so solid chance I’m going to delete his content and ban him - even though he hasn’t violated any specific guidelines yet (yes, yes - I’m going to go add a line about if we suspect you’re a spammer, you’re out).This happens a few times a week right now (which is also wild because signing up for community requires signing up for a free trial of the product; it’s not just a few clicks!). One of these days I will be overly suspicious of someone who is legit and it will be a problem on my end. I rather not have that happen, but it’s also my job to keep community safe!The Solution: Let us set a ‘watch list’ of sorts where we can add users to keep an eye on AND approve all of their posts before they hit the community. 97% of our users aren’t problems, but we’ve definitely got spammers circling and this type of functionality would be wildly helpful.PS: Verint does this already. It’s a lovely feature. Please add it.Thanks!

    DannyPancratz
    DannyPancratzVIP ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Additional Webhooks for User events (including Profile Updates, Ranks and Badges, Category Subscriptions)Parked

    'Currently, the API offers public webhooks for only two user events: User eventsIdentityAccess.UserRegistered IdentityAccess.UserLoggedIn When I checked with Support, they indicated there are others available, but they are not yet configured to be be publicly accessible: We do have some user events available in our API, but there''s no way for the public to get them right now because they''re all internal - would require engineering to expose these events as new webhooks.  Desired User Events Profile fields updated It would support Salesforce and CRM integrations and automating for keeping contact information up-to-date ex. User updates their job title on community, automation to update their contact record in the CRM This could be an important and valuable tool for companies/community managers to monitor when a customer changes companies, as that could inform the access they should have to certain areas or other relationship elements it would allow community managers to custom build a solution for this idea:  Avatar updated  A specific sub-item of above, it could be used to create safe guards for monitoring the appropriateness of photos uploaded. There’s no current image content guardrails you can automate and there’s no way to flag a user profile.  Category Subscriptions/Follows (added or removed) Would allow integration with marketing systems for email distribution lists Use case: personalized and segmented community newsletters with “top posts for your forums” with smart content newsletter sections showing only the categories they subscribe to Would allows the same time of solution with custom user roles for the email campaigns tool (currently in beta) and improved user segmentation in the User Overview There’s not currently a way to filter or create segments for users subscribed X forum, but this would allow it to be created Rank obtained/changed Would allow community managers to create alerts to solve questions like this:  Use case: visibility into who ranks up and when Badge awarded/earned would allow community managers and teams increased alerts and visibility into when this happens (versus monitoring the badges feed on the community, which cuts off after a certain amount of badges) This could be key for promoting internal visibility and celebrating wins. It could also be configured for making some custom reporting to show badges earned over time (webhook trigger > automated add row to spreadsheet)  Would allow community managers to create their own version of this, if so desired:    And this one was previously requested:    '

    Casstastr0phee
    Casstastr0pheeContributor ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Banned User Experience: Notifications, PMs, and RepliesParked

    Hi inSided community! 👋I’m interested in exploring more Banned User capabilities in inSided. Here’s the run down Today, inSided provides settings for “Ban User” and “Erase User” – when you Ban a user, they will not be able to log into your community, BUT they will still receive email notifications about any PMs they get, and they will see when people interact with one of their old posts.Here’s a (totally fake and extreme) example: Craig has been a consistent contributor of our community for several months, even PMing other members to share his great advice. Suddenly, Craig has some life changing events and now is really rude, easily angered, and borderline racist. His comments progressively gets meaner, and he’s not nice to other members of the community. After several warnings and suspension notices for violating community terms, we ultimately make the call to Ban Craig. While banned from the community, Craig still receives notifications about topic replies and PMs, but can’t do anything, because he’s banned. As a solution, we manually edit his account email to a fake one. But now someone that he was having a great PM conversation with has messaged Craig a bunch, and its just radio silence. This member doesn’t know that Craig has been banned for racist comments, so it just feels like they’re being ignored. Additionally, Craig’s topic replies and profile still shows up in posts, so someone might “@craig”  to respond, but they’ll never get an answer because Craig is still banned. If we Erase the user altogether, it will show up as anonymous, but it’s not a really great user experience and what if Craig decides he suddenly doesn’t want to be a racist jerk anymore? I know this is a VERY EXTREME and rather unlikely scenario, but just want to put that out there that at least parts of this experience could be made easier.