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How do I become a moderator?
Started by Charles Parker · · π 4 views · 63 replies
#2 ·
Charles Parker said:What's the easiest way to become a moderator?π
Ugh,
you have to babysit little Anderson for three days first.β
#8 ·
Increasing my post count by four zeros while somehow keeping my total card points sitting at absolute zero...
#10 ·
Gregory Turner71 said:Spamming thousands of posts while keeping a zeroed-out reputation score...
yeah, explains why some people with nothing on their record end up as moderators π
#11 ·
First things first, you can't be going around making clones of yourself. That alone kind of ruins your whole vibe.
#13 ·
People will tell you that you need to be tight with the current Moderators to get picked for the job.
Let me tell you, all that talk is complete nonsense.
The truth is, you could be a total clown, you could have ten thousand posts that are nothing but mindless chatter, or you could rack up warnings and bans left and rightβyou could still end up as a Moderator. On the flip side, someone might not have even touched the specific subforum theyβre applying for in over a year, yet they somehow land the role anyway. We see plenty of examples like that on this site.
So, look, your post count doesn't actually matter. If you've got the ambition, just make sure you build some actual rapport with the existing Moderators on this board.
Best of luck. π
P.S. Just one thing: once you actually get the position, don't let it go to your head. Don't start acting like a know-it-all or pretending you're some kind of big shot who earned a throne. Usually, the exact type of people I described in my post are the ones who let that title give them an inflated sense of importance. π
Let me tell you, all that talk is complete nonsense.
The truth is, you could be a total clown, you could have ten thousand posts that are nothing but mindless chatter, or you could rack up warnings and bans left and rightβyou could still end up as a Moderator. On the flip side, someone might not have even touched the specific subforum theyβre applying for in over a year, yet they somehow land the role anyway. We see plenty of examples like that on this site.
So, look, your post count doesn't actually matter. If you've got the ambition, just make sure you build some actual rapport with the existing Moderators on this board.
Best of luck. π
P.S. Just one thing: once you actually get the position, don't let it go to your head. Don't start acting like a know-it-all or pretending you're some kind of big shot who earned a throne. Usually, the exact type of people I described in my post are the ones who let that title give them an inflated sense of importance. π
#14 ·
Exactly. To all you wannabe moderators out there, just follow coppermarlin13's instructions β
#15 ·
So, why don't you tell us the story of how you landed that Moderator role? π
And while we're at it, I'd love to hear your take on what specifically you think is inaccurate in my post. Please, walk me through your reasoning.
I'm more than happy to defend my points with some solid arguments if needed. β
And while we're at it, I'd love to hear your take on what specifically you think is inaccurate in my post. Please, walk me through your reasoning.
I'm more than happy to defend my points with some solid arguments if needed. β
#16 ·
Is there any chance I could snag a spot as a Moderator? π π
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Seriously though, pick me, pick me! π π¬
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#19 ·
Charles Parker said:What's the easiest way to become a Moderator?π
I honestly don't think you'd want that kind of headache, especially with a woman's perspective on things. I used to run the show as the CEO of an old vBulletin forum back when the license was still active, and I currently manage my own phpBB3 site, so from my experience, I'd suggest aiming for the top spot rather than settling for a Moderator role.π
#20 ·
Charles Parker said:Whatβs the easiest way to become a Moderator? π
The very first thing you need to do is gather signatures. Once you manage to collect 100 of them, you'll find that half the battle is already won.β
Once you have finished that initial stage, just provide some proofβperhaps a photo of the signed documentβand then we can move on to step two. Just be warned, though: step two isn't easy at all, and frankly, it can be quite painful. β
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