If this is already possible, I can't work out how to do it...
Is there any way to see which the region, if any, has been applied to a message? If I could see either the regions being used or even the percentage of messages that have a region code applied, it would be useful information.
Basically, I want to have some form of metric to indicate the local adoption of regions. I would like to do a denyf * and just have scoped messages, but at the moment that would probably break everything for me.
If this is already possible, I can't work out how to do it...
Is there any way to see which the region, if any, has been applied to a message? If I could see either the regions being used or even the percentage of messages that have a region code applied, it would be useful information.
Basically, I want to have some form of metric to indicate the local adoption of regions. I would like to do a denyf * and just have scoped messages, but at the moment that would probably break everything for me.
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If this is already possible, I can't work out how to do it...
Is there any way to see which the region, if any, has been applied to a message? If I could see either the regions being used or even the percentage of messages that have a region code applied, it would be useful information.
Basically, I want to have some form of metric to indicate the local adoption of regions. I would like to do a denyf * and just have scoped messages, but at the moment that would probably break everything for me.
On the statistics pane.