Sometimes after I've flagged some comments, I look back through my flag history to see how they're doing: which ones were accepted, declined, and so on. Deleted questions I can of course see, but when I've flagged a comment and it's been deleted, I can never see what it was I flagged. I'd like to be able to compare the comments that I marked as (for example) Not Constructive that were actually deleted with those where my flag was declined, so that I can offer more accurate flags in future. But I don't remember what content I flagged as Not Constructive two months ago in the comments section of , of course, so I can't compare it with any comments that have had my flags declined.  Is there a way to do this that I'm missing? Is there a reason this would be a bad thing for me to be able to do?
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If moderators can view , can we see comments we've deleted? We can see our deleted answers, but why not our deleted comments?
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I flagged something as spam, then was only 90% sure I'd done so, so I clicked the flag link again to check. It showed me this:    I had, of course, only raised the spam flag, not the offensive/abusive/hate flag, so the latter probably shouldn't be saying I did.    Ah, this may be a duplicate, I didn't search enough:        And if so, it's been around a while.
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Today I've helped flag a lot of spam for this: .  When I've visited my profile on WebApps to see my flag history of flag, the information about my flagging history was missing.  Note that these spam flags were my only flags on this site.    Normally, I should have more information like when I'm looking at my Stack Overflow account.    Is this a bug?
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Original question: Do moderators see the flagged post as I flagged it, or do they see the current version?  Since it is the current version, I request making it the flagged version instead.  The reason I ask this is that people are getting their flags declined because the original post was edited after the flag, thereby invalidating the flag.  The flag was valid, so the flag should not have been declined. (This might lead to flag bans if it happens multiple times.)
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Let's say a user who we'll call "Jim" has raised X number of flags on various posts around a particular Stack Exchange. Those flags haven't been resolved yet by a moderator, i.e., they haven't been marked as helpful / declined / disputed.  Jim then asks for his account to be deleted, and it's deleted. What happens to the unresolved flags that Jim has raised? Are they automatically removed from the moderators' flag review queue before they've been marked as resolved, or do they remain in the queue until they've been resolved (like normally)?
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they were question banned; it turned out it (in part) it was because of deleted questions.   was deleted by the Community user.  I'm aware it will delete old posts that have a negative score, but for a minute or two, I was really puzzled as to why it was unilaterally deleted without some notation left.  Can we have the Community user leave a notation in a post's history as to why the post was deleted?    Something like the following would suffice:     Post deleted automatically due to having negative votes and no activity for three months
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There are three types of flags moderators get to deal with--standard flags (low quality, other), spam/offensive flags, and comment flags.  Within the moderator dashboard, we can see who has submitted a standard flag.  However, we do not see who has submitted an offensive/spam flag nor a comment flag.  Is there a reason for this?  If not, I'd like to be able to see the name of the user who has submitted a flag, no matter what type.    For those scoffers who scoffed at me:    Now, how should I handle this situation?  I could guess at who did this, but it would only be a guess.  Scoffers suck.
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I just flagged two comments during a review of a question in the First Posts queue (on another SE site). Then I wanted to select the button I'm Done, but it's unavailable (I can only select No action needed). Even if I refresh my page (while still on that review page), it remains the same.  If however I also downvote the question (only temporary, as a test, since I don't want to downvote the question being reviewed), then it seems to work as I'd expect it to: the button I'm Done becomes available, and No action needed becomes unavailable.  Why is the I'm Done button unavailable after only flagging comments in the First Posts review queue?  Notes:   I'm not convinced that you're supposed to review the actual post, and not (only) the comments underneath it (as mentioned in 's comment). Because "if" I would post a new comment, or just upvote an existing comment, I can actually select I'm Done. While in this case I flagged existing comments which IMO had become obsolete. Flagging comments is "acting on comments". And if my flag gets accepted (in this case: "no longer needed"), and the comment is actually deleted (by the mod), then it makes the question a bit more readable (= don't waste your time digesting a comment which is obsolete). Therefor "IMO", in the end I also "acted on the post". Think about all those posts with a zillion of comments, of which many are obsolete (e.g because the post got updated already). I am not sure (yet) if a similar issue exist in any other review queue (i.e. the Late Answers queue).
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I think it could be a useful feature. From an experienced usage of the site, I have the impression as if they didn't see that, but I am not sure. I know about : it asks for the visibility of the deleted comments. This is about the visibility of the previous versions of the edited comments.
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Should a "thank you" comment, for instance Thanks for your answer, be flagged as non-constructive?  If a "thank you" comment is flagged as non-constructive what would the moderator reaction to this flag be? Would it be marked as helpful, or not?
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On Stack Overflow, is there any way for users to view the actions that have been taken for the questions that they have flagged? I recently tried to move one of my own questions for stackoverflow to , but I still don't know whether my request was accepted or declined, or whether a response is still pending or not.
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I noticed that on both sites where I am a moderator the flag counter is occasionally not showing any flags even when there are flags in the queue. A refresh of the page leads to the correct flag count to be displayed. I noticed this happening when I visited the site for the first time in a few hours, when I was recently active on the site the counter seems to stay accurate.
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All my flags that were raised before April 2011 are marked as "active", except spam/offensive flags which are marked helpful:        Checking some, they were obviously helpful (e.g. post deleted as result) so most likely the "helpful" bit was not recorded yet back then.  I don't think it should stay "pending" forever, better just remove it and put "status not recorded" or something like that.  Worth also to mention, this is causing a mis-calculation in the new flag history, as reported here:
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I believe this is a new feature so I'm hoping for once I'll have an issue that isn't a duplicate.  I've noticed the review counter is back on the bar, which is great. I have also noticed that it now hides the posts you have made a decision on, even better!  What it does right now is show the total amount of flags that are available instead of those that are not yet handled by myself. Can this be switched?
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The following scenario happened to a question of mine today:   I asked a question to a topic I'm pretty new to. Someone answered the question, it absolutely satisfied my points, so I upvoted and accepted it.   But a few minutes later he got heavily downvoted because (as I understand it) the way he explained the points were completely wrong and they said his words just show he has no clue about the topic.  So he deleted his answer, which made me sad as I thought it will be lost.  But it wasn't.  His answer is still in the question. It has a weak colour, as an answer has of my own after I deleted it. But why? Is this just to me, as I'm the one who upvoted it? Or is it because at the point he deleted it, it was the accepted answer?  And is this just visible to me?  Or anyone can still see it?  And I also noticed he still has the +2 rep he got left from his answer (after downvoting) so is this really a deleted answer?  What's going on?
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I misread the content of a comment, and flagged it. Then I realized that the comment wasn't what I had initially thought. Would it be possible to have the ability to retract comment flags, just like we have the ability to retract flags on questions and answers?  I'm aware of this &#32;. But the answer there is just that it's not possible. At the time it was not possible to retract any flags.   This is a separate  which requests that it may become possible to retract comment flags.  If I've realized a flag was a mistake, I think it's unnecessary to keep it in the queue of content the moderators have to look at. Also, it would add an unnecessary "rejected" to the flaggers statistics. Sure, people should think before they flag. But everyone makes mistakes sometimes.
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I would like to see a "my pending flags" page/section developed.   At the minute we can flag questions etc and suggest what is wrong with them but there is no way of knowing whether the flags we have placed have been accepted/rejected. We therefore cannot tell (without looking at flag weight that is, at best, guesswork as to which flag was a + and which was a -) which flags were accepted or rejected  This may page may also allow the user to "unflag" accidentally flagged questions or questions that have been revised.  I think such a page would greatly increase the flagging efficiency of both myself and other users.