Alex Raven

Report Post is a highly customizable plugin that lets your visitors to report posts or pages with inappropriate content. All these reports are displayed as a table in your Administrator section so you can decide what to do next: edit contents, unpublish posts/pages, or just delete these reports. The plugin was designed to work in both automatic and manual modes. In automatic mode, the link to report will be added to post’s meta box. In manual mode, you can place the link, button or image anywhere you want in templates.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Easy to use – you can simply activate the plugin and it will do the thing</li>
<li>Highly customizable via Options and CSS</li>
<li>AJAX based – no page reload will occur</li>
<li>Can be used in Automatic and Manual modes (to use in templates)</li>
<li>Works for Posts, Pages and Custom post types</li>
<li>Supports AJAXly loaded posts, ‘infinite scroll’ posts, etc.</li>
<li>Does not use additional databases / tables anymore. All reports are stored in postmeta.</li>
<li>Modal window instead of expandable form (works with AJAXly loaded posts!)</li>
<li>Bulk Unpublish, Publish, Delete Posts, Delete Reports</li>
<li>All texts displayed in front end are customizable via Options</li>
<li>Admin notification about reported posts</li>
<li>Can use Captcha to protect from spam</li>
</ul>
Plugin demo: www.esiteq.com/projects/wordpress-report-post-plugin/
<h3>Usage</h3>
Plugin handles 4 class names. Two pre-defined (.report-post-link for a simple link with exclamation mark icon and .report-post-button for button) 
and two custom that you can define yourself (.report-post-custom-link and .report-post-custom-button, respectively).
To work correctly, report link must be placed inside of an
<
article> tag. Article tag must have id=”post-XXXX”, where XXXX is the id of current post. If your theme does not use
<
article> tags, you can add post-id=”XXXX” attribute to report link, e.g.
<pre><code><a href="#" post-id="<?php echo $post->ID; ?>" class="report-post-link">Report Inappropriate Post</a>
</code></pre>

WP Report Post

Highly customizable plugin to let your site visitors to report posts with inappropriate contents to administrator / editor.

David Gwyer

wpgoplugins

Displays a list of all the admin pages accessed in your sites admin area. This is updated every time a page in the admin area is accessed. Information displayed includes: admin page accessed, user, and time of access.
This is very useful if more than one person maintains your Blog, so you can see exactly who is accessing the admin pages, what they are doing, and when!
The Plugin has been completely re-written to be fully compliant with WordPress 3.x and address some security issues. In particular the Plugin doesn’t store admin log information in a plain text file any more. It now uses the WordPress options database. There is also a 200 line log limit to prevent the log getting too big.
Other new options allow you clear the admin log, and also prevent the admin log Plugin page from being logged. This helps to prevent the log from being inflated everytime you visit the Plugin options page.
See our <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/profile/dgwyer">other Plugins here</a>.

Admin Log

All log entries in one wp_options row... Bad logic

Need to see who is accessing what admin pages? This Plugin logs admin activity, and shows: admin page accessed, user information, and time of access.

WP Report Post vs Admin Log