Danbooru 2 Issues Topic

D'Eye said:

Is there any way to get rid of the above message? I always check pending posts via manual searches, since the scope of what I would approve is somewhat limited.

Approve or disapprove any post. It will reappear once you restart the browser, though, due to bug.

Type-kun said:

Approve or disapprove any post. It will reappear once you restart the browser, though, due to bug.

Sounds like a feature to me, unless your system's so bad that got have to restart the browser every 20 minutes. ;)

Jarlath said:

Sounds like a feature to me, unless your system's so bad that got have to restart the browser every 20 minutes. ;)

It is a feature to get more Janitors into the queue and it seems that it shows some benefit. At least in the first few days with over 10 Janitors looking over each post (some posts with nearly 20, mostly flagged ones)

That means that they're not going past the first pages of the queue. And given that really bad posts probably "build up" at the front of the queue, that means a lot of janitors might not even get to pending posts. I don't approve a lot, but when I do, I actually try to use search instead of the queue, just because the queue is unfriendly.

I also dislike pressing the "no interest" button on images I'm not interested in approving (like porn) because it makes it look like one more janitor thinks the image isn't "interesting enough" for the site.

Isn't there an option to hide selected images in the queue? I know someone mentioned that before.

I think you can't hide them unless you do something like press the "no interest" button. If there is a way to hide an entry in the queue without "announcing" it, I haven't found it.

tapnek said:

Isn't there an option to hide selected images in the queue? I know someone mentioned that before.

You can navigate the queue with a negative search.
Like -loli will hide any posts tagged with loli. Same for every other tag.
But if not, you have to click on "No Interest", "Breaks Rules" or "Poor Quality". Then it will be hidden from the queue for you. There is also "Approve" and "Detailed Rejection", but approving doesn't hide the image and detailed rejection is to be used when other users should be aware of something, like "self-uploads" or "nude filter".
My queue looks like this for example: http://i.imgur.com/qOQhOFQ.png

Provence said:

You can navigate the queue with a negative search.
Like -loli will hide any posts tagged with loli. Same for every other tag.

That doesn't sound comforting. Someone's gonna put in his queue a search like ~kantai_collection ~touhou ~overwatch ~love_live ~girls_und_panzer or something like that and approve posts falling only under that search while stuff like Dragon Ball Z gets ignored.

tapnek said:

That doesn't sound comforting. Someone's gonna put in his queue a search like ~kantai_collection ~touhou ~overwatch ~love_live ~girls_und_panzer or something like that and approve posts falling only under that search while stuff like Dragon Ball Z gets ignored.

That is correct. But personally, I keep this search field blank, so I can see and moderate every post.

Wasn't albert's goal to force certain janitors to use the queue? The queue here sounds more like a toolbox at your side when searching images than an actual queue.

I see I didn't make a complete picture of the queue....well.
http://i.imgur.com/dbq8Buh.png
(I set the settings to 200 posts per page, because I don't want to press F5 every five seconds)

But I'd suggest to use topic #11745 for this if you really see a problem here and since @wareya consider the queue as unfriendly, maybe there should be something discussed over there.

You haven't moderated any posts in awhile. Consider checking out the queue.

It should be "in a while". For reference: Word Fact: What’s the Difference Between “A While” and “Awhile”?

Also, blacklist doesn't seem to work with the queue, so, please, add an option to hide that message.

D'Eye said:

Also, blacklist doesn't seem to work with the queue, so, please, add an option to hide that message.

I don't think that's going to happen. Like I said, it's enough to approve or disapprove any post for now, you don't need to visit the queue.

Type-kun said:

I don't think that's going to happen. Like I said, it's enough to approve or disapprove any post for now, you don't need to visit the queue.

I close my browser fairly often, so that doesn't really help.

D'Eye said:

I close my browser fairly often, so that doesn't really help.

It's a bug (issue #2668) which will hopefully be fixed soon. It should remind you after 24 hours of inactivity, not after closing the browser. @albert, it wasn't the intended behavior, was it?

The only problem I have with this is that I get this message that I haven't moderated any post in a while. But when I look into my queue, there were only 4 posts. So this seems a bit over the top to call me back then^^.

Is it a bug that the filesize isn't visible when using the bookmarklet for Pixiv uploads?
Because from every other source I use (Nicoseiga, Twitter, DeviantArt) the filesize is visible.

Provence said:

Is it a bug that the filesize isn't visible when using the bookmarklet for Pixiv uploads?
Because from every other source I use (Nicoseiga, Twitter, DeviantArt) the filesize is visible.

It's a bug for sure, but I can't reproduce it on my test instance. Something is weird with fetching header data.

I think it's rewriting Pixiv URLs to download from the image proxy and checking for the Content-Length header there, but the proxy doesn't return that header? That's a guess, haven't tested it. EDIT: nvm, image proxy has nothing to do with this. No clue what this could be, can't reproduce it either.

To be honest I don't see the point of including the filesize on the upload page, it's not useful most of the time and determining it slows down the page load and is not necessarily reliable.

It can help to easy detect possible duplicates. When the already existing post has the same filesize, I often refrain from uploading it.