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One's flag summary statistics is divided into groups:

  1. Post flags
  2. Spam flags
  3. Rude/offensive flags
  4. Comment flags

Within these, each group is subdivided by status:

  1. Pending flags
  2. Helpful flags
  3. Declined flags
  4. Disputed flags
  5. Aged away flags
  6. Retracted flags

These flags can be viewed by visiting the URL

http://*site*/users/flag-summary/*userid*?group=X[&status=Y]

Specifying the &status=Y is optional. However, if you do specify &status=Y where Y > 6, you land on the "Oops! Something Bad Happened!" page. There seems to be no need "[d]etailed information about this error" to be "... automatically [...] recorded and [someone be] notified."

My suggestion would be to send the user to the 404 page instead, as that information is not available.

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    Or better yet ignore the status query and just take you to group=X
    – Cai
    Commented Oct 24, 2016 at 22:56
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    FYI: you can, actually, access the flag summary page without group=X. There's also group=0 (which it defaults to) which leads to All Flags.
    – Nissa
    Commented Oct 24, 2016 at 23:09

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