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title: v3.8 - Oct 20th
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## Highlights

This release lets rules match when any one of several sets of conditions is met, so platforms can replace near-identical copies of a rule with a single rule that is easier to maintain. Quality Control now shows what went wrong and where, not just a score. Each proactive detection rule also gets a performance report, so rule owners can see whether a rule catches real violations or mostly adds queue workload.

## New Features

- **Flexible rule logic with Advanced view**: Rules can now match when any one of several groups of conditions is true, not only when all of them are. Turn on **Advanced view** to write a rule's conditions as one expression using and, or, not and brackets. If you have been keeping several copies of a rule that differ by one or two conditions, you can merge them into one, so shared label lists and thresholds live in one place and cannot drift apart. The editor suggests attributes as you type, checks the expression as you go, and shows how the rule reads in plain language. Normal view stays as it is for simple rules, and your existing rules keep working with no changes. See all details in [Rule Configuration](docId\:hFx29AE9o5KTDJ2-DOKxb) 
- **Quality Control results you can act on**: Quality Control now shows the original decision and the QC verdict side by side for every audited case, across the whole audited sample. Each queue reports precision, recall and accuracy, so you can tell whether a queue is over-enforcing or under-enforcing rather than relying on a single score. An error analysis splits mistakes into false positives, false negatives, policy mismatches and different decisions, broken down by policy and by moderator. Everything can be scoped by date, team and moderator, and exported to CSV with both verdicts. Audited cases also show both verdicts together in the Moderation Console, and sampling queue cards are easier to scan and manage. More details on [Quality Control](docId\:D-zONViy67z6XMtHSvFhj) 

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- **Performance report for proactive detection rules**: Each proactive detection rule now has a performance report showing, for the time range you pick, how often the rule matched and what happened next: auto-actioned, auto-dismissed, or sent to a queue and closed with or without a policy violation. It also shows the moderator time the rule saved and its appeal and overturn rates, so rule owners can spot a rule that mostly adds queue noise and tune it.

## Improvements

- **Easier user management**: The Users list now has a search bar (matching first name, last name or email) and Role and Team filters, all working across your whole user base. Each user's teams show directly in the list, and every column can be sorted, including Last Login, which makes inactive accounts easy to spot.
- **Clickable links in policies**: Links in policy descriptions now open in a new tab, so moderators can go straight from a policy to the guidelines or training material it references.
- **Date attributes accept date-and-time values**: Custom attributes set up as dates now also accept values that include a time. Rules compare on the date part, so your existing date-based rules keep matching as expected.
- **Security enhancements**: We have hardened Nima's public pages and endpoints, including the reporting and appeals portals and the Trusted Flagger form, with added protection against abusive traffic and stricter checks on incoming requests.