v2.27 - March 1st

this release focuses on improvements to the appeals workflow and moderation experience it includes an increased file upload limit for docid\ hadsvd38gpyc7canb4oyi submissions, richer webhook payloads with original policy context, and smarter validation on the docid\ r4y7de2ilxa1dj7pyuew the release also ships a set of bug fixes across strike navigation, appeal form labelling, rules per policy view, and the appeal dashboard, bringing ai powered autonomous moderation capabilities to nima for the first time improvements user report form — url validation the user report form now validates that the submitted url includes at least one query parameter before allowing a report to be submitted if the url is missing parameters, users see a clear error message prompting them to correct the url this prevents incomplete or invalid reports from reaching the moderation queue appeal file upload — increased size limit the maximum file size allowed when submitting an appeal has been increased, enabling users to attach larger supporting evidence to their appeal submissions appeal webhook — initial policy included the webhook payload sent when an appeal is processed now includes the policy that was originally applied when the content was moderated this gives receiving systems full context on the enforcement decision that triggered the appeal, without needing to make additional lookups reports list — filter by action taken a new filter has been added to the reports list allowing moderators to filter cases by the action taken following a policy decision options include regular moderation actions, revert actions, workflow actions, and "no policy violation" the filter can be combined with existing filters and toggled via the customize filters panel reporter abuse detection — available in updated ui the abuse detection configuration is now accessible in the updated interface from settings it excludes ai proactive detection activity from reporter abuse calculations, ensuring only human reporter behaviour is evaluated bug fixes actions — strike link navigation clicking the strike link from the actions page now correctly navigates to the associated strike appeal form — message field labelling the appeal message field in the appeal form is now correctly marked as mandatory the field was previously displayed as optional, causing confusion when submissions were rejected for missing the message rules — per policy view navigation clicking on a policy in the per policy view tab of the rules screen now correctly opens the policy details page appeal dashboard — reason for appeal display the "reason for appeal" section in the appeal dashboard now renders with a fixed height, preventing layout issues when the reason text is long statement of reasons — variable punctuation adding a full stop immediately after a variable in a statement of reasons template no longer inserts an unintended space, and no longer causes the variable to display its name instead of its value in the generated document security fixes this release includes several security improvements in line with responsible disclosure practices, details are intentionally limited hardened input validation on the user report form to prevent malformed payloads from reaching the system resolved a css injection vulnerability that could have been exploited to display misleading ui overlays strengthened backend validation for trusted flagger and law enforcement agency submissions