Tracking campaign use and abuse

I've got a World of Warcraft group that meets in Roll20 weekly for roleplay events (specifically, we're a cross-faction warlock coven). We've got about a dozen regulars and I've wanted to encourage newcomers and for people to bring their friends, so I've been pretty liberal with the "Join Game" link. Unfortunately my friendliness has had an unintended consequence. Sometime between last week's meeting and last night, someone entered my campaign and used the draw feature to vandalize the board, leaving a bunch of gross and generic hate speech on the map. It was cleaned up easily enough (and before any regular players arrived, thank goodness) but I'm now stuck trying to figure out who did it so I can kick their gross butt and hopefully prevent it from happening again. I don't think it was a regular, but I've got five names on the "player list" who haven't actually logged in at a meeting time, so I can't even narrow it down from that. Is there a way to track who's logged in to your own campaign when? Or to figure out who did what at a given time? I did browse around the wiki but could not find what I was looking for. Thanks for any help and insight!

<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Objects#Path" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Objects#Path</a> controlledby "" Comma-delimited list of player IDs who can control the path. Controlling players may delete the path. If the path was created by a player, that player is automatically included in the list.

So....the information would have been there (but you have now removed them.)

Oooh. Well, that's absolutely helpful information in case of a repeat, thank you!

Here's a bandaid, since I can't help fix the actual problem: Set up a splash page / between sessions page so if it happens again at least the cleanup is easier :/ I wish you luck in tracking down your griefer!

GenKitty said: Here's a bandaid, since I can't help fix the actual problem: Set up a splash page / between sessions page so if it happens again at least the cleanup is easier :/ I wish you luck in tracking down your griefer! And split the party..... The griefer will be on their own page &gt;:)

Stephen S. said: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Objects#Path" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/API:Objects#Path</a> controlledby "" Comma-delimited list of player IDs who can control the path. Controlling players may delete the path. If the path was created by a player, that player is automatically included in the list. That is something nice but the API is a mentor feature and Erin is not a subscriber at this time so it would not have been usable. Good idea though.

Stephen S. said: GenKitty said: Here's a bandaid, since I can't help fix the actual problem: Set up a splash page / between sessions page so if it happens again at least the cleanup is easier :/ I wish you luck in tracking down your griefer! And split the party..... The griefer will be on their own page &gt;:) That's probably the best answer from a user side. Put all your unknowns on their own identical start page and see who messes it up. :). To the users, it won't appear any different.

If you know the color it would give you a clue, question who uses that color. Someone stupid enough to trash the game you wrote for them would probably use the color they usually use. Vandals are pretty much idiots.

These are some great suggestions, thank you all!