A modern, powerful player flagging addon for World of Warcraft (1.12.0), (5.5.3) (1.15.8) Obsidian allows you to maintain a personal database of players

 

The usage of this is to allow for players to "softignore" people, instead of outright ignoring them or just remembering their names.  but it lets you keep track of people and it will remind you when they join your groups,  it allows for some path of redemption.

 

Maybe the player had a bad day?

Maybe they have changed their way and become a better person? 

Maybe you just want to keep an eye on them for future refrence?

Now you have a personal note of when where and why. 

- Detailed Player Views: Track last seen dates, online status, levels, race, class, and custom reasons.

- Automated Alerts: Notifies you when a flagged player joins your raid or party.

- Group Marking: Option to Automatically marks flagged players with Raid Icons (Skull) for quick identification, off by default

1. Place the `Obsidian` folder in your `Interface/AddOns/` directory.

4. Access the menu in-game by clicking the **Obsidian** tab in your Friends/Who window or typing `/obs`.

Open your friendslist and switch to the Obsidian Tab.

Target the player you want to flag and hit "Flag player"

A window will pop up that allows you to write the player name, a reason and a date in the ddmmyy format.

it will autoamtically set it to the current date.

if you have no player targeted, you will have to fill out the name manually.

The user can set a lvl of care to take with said player.

Example: AFker = green,   Ninjalooter = Red, rolls on items they dont need = Yellow.

The user can manually scan the group or raid for people in your list

Upon joining a group or a member joining, the addon will post a notificaiton only you can see. With the player name, the reason why you flagged this person and when.

Giving you the option deal with things as you want. it might be watching out for this player, previous bad behaviour, and so on instead of just outright ignoring them, offering the option for redemption.