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moderation:tuning [2026/10/04 20:54] – Align player guides, command references, lobby behavior and translated summaries through v6.7.13 wikiadminmoderation:tuning [2026/10/10 18:56] (current) – Document v6.7.27-33, current rollout, map exclusions, DT refresh and queued staff moderation wikiadmin
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 ===== Preferred duration and JSON settings ===== ===== Preferred duration and JSON settings =====
 +**Current operator policy, reviewed October 10, 2026:** all rooms prefer **90–135 seconds** in normal selection with a **240-second hard cap** and an 80% preferred-bucket draw when both buckets exist. DT outside Jump prefers 60–135 played seconds; Jump prefers under 90 with no preference minimum. The code defaults discussed below are historical/default values, not authority to replace current settings. [[wiki:duration_policy|Owner-approved settings]] are guarded during deployments.
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 From v6.7.8, ''real_max_length'' is the hard playable-length cap, ''preferred_min_length'' / ''preferred_max_length'' define a soft band, and ''preferred_length_share'' controls the preferred-bucket draw. Defaults are 240, 90, 150 and 0.8 respectively. Both short and long out-of-band maps remain possible inside the hard filters. ''.maxlength'' updates the hard cap where enabled; it does not redefine the preferred band. Use the normal per-room JSON configuration workflow for the preferred values; these are not new public chat commands. From v6.7.8, ''real_max_length'' is the hard playable-length cap, ''preferred_min_length'' / ''preferred_max_length'' define a soft band, and ''preferred_length_share'' controls the preferred-bucket draw. Defaults are 240, 90, 150 and 0.8 respectively. Both short and long out-of-band maps remain possible inside the hard filters. ''.maxlength'' updates the hard cap where enabled; it does not redefine the preferred band. Use the normal per-room JSON configuration workflow for the preferred values; these are not new public chat commands.
  
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 Sparse Standard pass-count tiers can relax independently for NoMod and DT without widening stars, hard cap or age. Mixed DT additionally uses optional JSON ''dt_auto_threshold'' (default 5.5) and ''dt_pick_share'' (default 0.25). A compatible worker and a valid verified catalog are required. The threshold is a strict active-window midpoint comparison, and the share is a per-draw chance when both variants are fresh, not a fixed round quota. Explicit ''.dt'' / ''.nm'' overrides last until the empty-session reset. Safety disabling may replace unplayed DT entries; running matches finish. Sparse Standard pass-count tiers can relax independently for NoMod and DT without widening stars, hard cap or age. Mixed DT additionally uses optional JSON ''dt_auto_threshold'' (default 5.5) and ''dt_pick_share'' (default 0.25). A compatible worker and a valid verified catalog are required. The threshold is a strict active-window midpoint comparison, and the share is a per-draw chance when both variants are fresh, not a fixed round quota. Explicit ''.dt'' / ''.nm'' overrides last until the empty-session reset. Safety disabling may replace unplayed DT entries; running matches finish.
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 +===== Persistent operator policies =====
 +From v6.7.32, hot-reloadable ''beatmap_exclusions_file'' names the external exact-chart list; see [[wiki:map_exclusions|format and safety]]. It is an operator-managed file, not a moderator chat command. Pending v6.7.33 adds ''moderation_bans_file'' for persistent player bans; authorized moderators use [[moderation:players|ban/unban commands]] rather than editing it. Both watchers check local files without adding osu! API polling.
  
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