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Distribution: Onebase 2004-r2 | Updated through 6-10-04
Posts: 359
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"Becoming a moderator for a specific forum is usually rewarded to users who are particularly helpful and knowledgable in the subject of the forum they are moderating."- from LQ's FAQs.
i guess i would only qualify for the off-topic forum.
oh well...
Originally posted by questionasker quote:
"Becoming a moderator for a specific forum is usually rewarded to users who are particularly helpful and knowledgable in the subject of the forum they are moderating."- from LQ's FAQs.
i guess i would only qualify for the off-topic forum.
oh well...
They are also hand picked by Jeremy the majority of the time when the need for a new moderator for a particular forum, etc.
Nowadays Jeremy does ask the current mods for suggestions in the choosing process and yes, most of the time the one's recommended are the ones who have been around for a while, display Linux knowledge in the forum they will be chosen for or assigned to and have shown the abilities to be mod material, etc. In the end though, Jeremy has full control over who's a mod or not.
Just a side note, mods don't have ability to delete posts and with that type of attitude, you won't ever become mod if your doing it for the pleasure of having powers..
Being a mod is dedicating alot of time to this site as well. When accepting, you should be aware of the duties assigned to you.
Originally posted by questionasker trickykid, you make it sound like a big job
maybe a little too hard for me.
Not really a big job but I think anyone who accepts it should dedicate effort and time into it. If your not going to contribute and do what's assigned to you, don't accept it if offered.
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