IntegraMOD

Moderator: Oldschool Vs. Newschool

2006-12-25T08:33:07-07:00

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problem that 99% of the time was my fault.

Statistics: Posted Author: shedt_v — Mon Dec 25, 2006 8:33 am

Re: Moderator: Oldschool Vs. Newschool

2006-12-24T16:33:50-07:00

I log in here atleast 15 times a day. If ever you guys/gals need a hand with something like that let me know. Im allways willing to help out a community that has helped me out every time Ive had a problem that 99% of the time was my fault. Sometimes I hit slow periods where its only once a day but that never lasts to any length.

Anyhow, just a thought I figured I could toss your way. Happy Holidays all and to all a good night.

Ray

Statistics: Posted Author: DjPorkchop — Sun Dec 24, 2006 4:33 pm

Re: Moderator: Oldschool Vs. Newschool

2006-12-21T20:22:09-07:00

Part of this problem is that the most active moderators have been promoted to Administrative duties. These duties seem to come with quite a few additional, time consuming tasks and i would have to agree that this has caused the forums to get quite messy. I myself use the site as a reference for my hosting and webdesign work, so when I log in quickly, retrieve my info and leave, I often mis posts because they are no longer listed in my profile page. I think once 141 is released, we will see much more activity here and hopefully there will be a few regulars whom might be interested in helping out in the moderator position.

Statistics: Posted Author: Helter — Thu Dec 21, 2006 8:22 pm

Moderator: Oldschool Vs. Newschool

2006-12-09T00:34:12-07:00

Just out of curiosity I was wondering what the job description of a moderator on this site was. I think (could be wrong) that I've seen users here with a "Moderator" label. If this is true what do they do and what is their purpose?

I realise that they need to be there to control what people say and do, lock, unlock, etc.. but I thought the job of the moderator was also to move posts and topics to the correct locations, make sure that the users follow the rules, and also watch and "clean" up the messages. For instance when I am looking through the posts to help everyone who posted a question since I've been here last it gets quiet unnerving when I can't tell who has had their problem resolved or who is still waiting for an answer. This isn't really a big deal if I get the chance to visit everyday but sometimes this is not the case and if I am in a hurry or just have an extra hour to kill I try to answer as many as I can, but looking for the ones that need the help takes up half the time.

I really only see administrators doing this and the "solved" is left up to if the user marks it him/herself.

Maybe there could be a couple of people who were dedicated to this so that the Dev team, admins, etc could stay concentrated on their work.

Just a thought lol

Statistics: Posted Author: Frost — Sat Dec 09, 2006 12:34 am