Following the removal of MAM logs, community server administrators have lost an important tool for managing and investigating player behaviour.

MAM logs were useful for reviewing player activity and incidents when dealing with reports, suspected rule violations and repeat offenders. With this information no longer available, community servers have significantly less information available when making moderation decisions.

I understand there may have been valid reasons for removing MAM logs, and I'm not necessarily asking for the original system to simply be restored. However, I would like to ask whether Bohemia could consider providing an official alternative for community server moderation and player reporting.

My concern is that without an official solution, communities may attempt to create their own shared player-reporting or blacklist systems. This could potentially lead to false reports, abuse of the system, or players being unfairly labelled across multiple communities.

An official system designed with appropriate safeguards could provide communities with useful moderation information while also protecting players from inaccurate or malicious reports.

Not applicable – this is a feature/feedback request rather than a reproducible bug.

MAM logs were previously available to community server administrators.

MAM logs have since been removed.

Community server administrators no longer have access to this information.

There is currently no equivalent official system providing the same moderation functionality.

This makes investigating player reports and previous incidents more difficult for community servers.

I would like Bohemia to consider providing an official alternative to the functionality that MAM logs previously provided for community server administrators.

Ideally, this would allow server owners to access relevant player/server activity needed to investigate reports and make informed moderation decisions, while also incorporating appropriate safeguards to protect players from inaccurate or malicious reports.

I am not necessarily suggesting that MAM logs should simply be restored. An official player reporting or moderation system could potentially provide a safer and more structured alternative.

The main goal is to give community server administrators an effective way of investigating player reports and previous incidents without communities having to create their own unofficial systems or shared blacklists.