[wp-meta] [Making WordPress.org] #7335: Improve flagging for high rejection submitters
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Tue Oct 31 20:12:29 UTC 2023
#7335: Improve flagging for high rejection submitters
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Reporter: coffee2code | Owner: coffee2code
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: Photo Directory | Keywords:
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The auto-flagging system currently flags when a submitter has a high
number of rejections. This is displayed as a red or orange flag "Has
rejections (N)" where N is the number of rejections. However, it is not
apparent (and is rather a bit misleading) that the flag isn't based purely
on the number of rejections or that there are rejections at all, but that
it's their number of rejections relative to their number of published
photos.
I propose clarifying the wording of the flags, improving the number it
presents, and adjusting the wording based on how severe the rejection rate
is for the user. Additionally, the criteria for flagging should be tweaked
slightly.
These changes should consist of:
- If there are more rejections than approvals, create a new red flag "More
Rejections Than Approvals"
- For all flags that follow below, N should be the rejection rate
percentage for the submitter `round( (rejections / ( rejections +
published )) * 100, 0)`
- Create a new critical threshold of 0.50 and if met, then show a red flag
"Very High Rejection Rate (N%)"
- Adjust the existing alert threshold from 0.25 to 0.30 and display as an
orange flag "High Rejection Rate (N%)"
- Adjust the existing warning threshold from 0.10 to 0.15 and display as a
yellowish flag "Rejection Rate (N%)"
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Ticket URL: <https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/7335>
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