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       #Post#: 118564--------------------------------------------------
       New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: January 18, 2024, 4:15 am
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       Sounds like a good idea to me.
  HTML https://www.quins.co.uk/article/harlequins-launch-new-matchday-reporting-system-at-the-stoop<br
       />The only drawback is if the mobile network is congested (e.g.
       at
       halftime), it can be difficult to get online at the Stoop...
       HARLEQUINS LAUNCH NEW MATCHDAY REPORTING SYSTEM AT THE STOOP
       This week sees the important introduction of a new reporting
       tool that will ensure a real-time response from matchday staff
       for issues, abuse or discrimination in and around the stadium.
       The instant reporting system forms part of the Club’s ongoing
       commitment to create the best and safest matchday experience for
       visitors to The Stoop. By scanning a QR code, spectators can
       quickly, easily and discreetly report any issues or concerns
       they experience during an event at The Stoop, be it a
       facilities-related problem or more serious security or safety
       concerns. Matchday staff can then immediately investigate the
       issue enabling a swift resolution.
       [img width=400
       height=295]
  HTML https://images.ctfassets.net/r21395x2xyi6/33hRMoQ9AkmeqMhkhYG7Ih/e42fe4f74ebdd1e8d1996d1d062eb928/QR_Reporting.jpg?fit=thumb&q=80&fm=webp&w=1600&h=[/img]
       QR codes are visible on the backs of seats around the stadium
       and in all public bars and scanned using supporters’ smartphone
       cameras.
       What the new system delivers:
       Real-time Solutions: Enabling issues to be addressed as they
       arise, ensuring a smoother and safer experience for all
       spectators.
       Enhanced Safety: Reporting any concerns immediately will help
       the Club maintain a secure environment for all supporters, e.g.
       physical or verbal abuse, discrimination, or other anti-social
       behaviour experienced before during or after an event.
       Continuous Improvement: Instant feedback on the facilities you
       use will help with ongoing improvements to the stadium e.g.
       fixing a broken seat or cleaning spillages or toilet facilities.
       Effortless Communication: The QR code reporting tool is designed
       to be user-friendly, allowing supporters to communicate
       effortlessly and anonymously if preferred.
       Please remember stewards are always available for any urgent or
       immediate issues and stewards and their supervisors are all
       trained to handle situations that may arise in a controlled and
       sensitive manner.
       How to Use the Reporting Tool:
       Scan: Use your phone's camera to scan the QR code located on
       seats, posters, signage, and in key areas around the stadium.
       Submit: Share your concerns or feedback through the reporting
       interface. You can choose to remain anonymous if you wish.
       See the Impact: Your contributions will make a real difference
       in enhancing the overall stadium experience for everyone.
       Harlequins prides itself on being a Club for all and the safety
       and enjoyment of supporters on a matchday is paramount. This new
       tool is an enhancement of our existing Spectator Code of
       Conduct, which details how supporters are expected to behave
       when enjoying matchdays at The Stoop, with an aim for every
       visitor to The Stoop to feel safe and welcome.
       #Post#: 118566--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: January 18, 2024, 4:30 am
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       It's a good idea, but how many reports will they get on the
       first attempt about the bucket in the gents and the queues in
       the King's Bar
       #Post#: 118567--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: January 18, 2024, 4:34 am
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       will a curved qr code actually scan?
       #Post#: 118568--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: January 18, 2024, 4:51 am
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       --- Quote from: deadlyfrom5yardsout link ---
       >
       > will a curved qr code actually scan?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Should do, yes.
       #Post#: 118570--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: Nico Wilson
       Date: January 18, 2024, 5:01 am
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       --- Quote from: deadlyfrom5yardsout link ---
       >
       > will a curved qr code actually scan?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       You might have to walk round it.
       #Post#: 118571--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: never sleep
       Date: January 18, 2024, 5:16 am
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       I scanned the QR code from the photo above of FF's post.
       Looks quite easy to use.
       You choose the event - then give your
       Name, Stand, Block, seat and phone number.
       You then describe the issue and optionally upload a photo.
       You can choose to be kept informed.
       You then need to agree to the privacy policy and submit.
       The privacy policy is here -
  HTML https://www.halosolutions.com/privacy-policy/
       It is fairly long winded, but I didn't see anything too bad in
       it.
       But, you can always skip the name; phone number and seat number
       bits to make it anonymous.
       #Post#: 118584--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: SiB
       Date: January 18, 2024, 8:11 am
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       It’s a bit misleading isn’t it
       You scan it, and it’s gets loads of clicks
       But how many people actually report incidents ?
       Think it’s very sad that it’s come to this, suppose it’s just a
       mark of our society, very sad that it’s needed at all
       #Post#: 118589--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: never sleep
       Date: January 18, 2024, 8:50 am
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       --- Quote from: SiB link ---
       >
       > It’s a bit misleading isn’t it
       > You scan it, and it’s gets loads of clicks
       > But how many people actually report incidents ?
       >
       > Think it’s very sad that it’s come to this, suppose it’s just
       a mark of our society, very sad that it’s needed at all
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       But - it is good that it is there. A while back when Sarah Cox
       was reffing a game, there were a couple of guys in the South
       stand who were making bad comments. I would have used the system
       then to alert the stewards.
       Basically, there was no steward around and I'm not sure where
       the guys were sitting, and - even if I did know, then I didn't
       fancy going to confront them on my own.
       #Post#: 118594--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: Jedzi
       Date: January 18, 2024, 10:46 am
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       --- Quote from: never sleep link ---
       >
       > But - it is good that it is there. A while back when Sarah Cox
       was reffing a game, there were a couple of guys in the South
       stand who were making bad comments. I would have used the system
       then to alert the stewards.
       > Basically, there was no steward around and I'm not sure where
       the guys were sitting, and - even if I did know, then I didn't
       fancy going to confront them on my own.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       A few years ago, I took my primary school aged son & a friend to
       see Quins vs Exeter.  There were some pissed-up blokes behind
       us, Exeter fans, there on a stag do, being pretty obnoxious.
       The family behind us copped it more than we did, but it made for
       a fairly unpleasant afternoon (though the result and my son
       throwing-up on the way home didn't help much either).  I'd have
       used this facility in that situation.
       I imagine someone will think that this is a whinger's paradise,
       but it largely depends on how Quins manage reports of incidents
       like this.
       #Post#: 118598--------------------------------------------------
       Re: New Matchday reporting system
   DIR By: Nico Wilson
       Date: January 18, 2024, 11:43 am
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       I can also see it being used to report dodgy decisions by the
       ref.......
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