Moderator Performance, v.3 Options

[superstitious]

Please make this thread helpful for the mods.

Mods are members, also. So member bashing is not allowed, as always. Don't make it a personal vendetta, please. Keep the bashing at 0%, please.

Any moderator has the right to close and unpin this thread at the signs of bashing, pointlessness, and/or any other guideline breaker.

I do hope this works out. I want to stress that this is not the place for personal attacks. If you really have to, keep it in the PM system between you and the mod. This thread is here to help mods work better with members.

Please do not make this thread into a full scale discussion. Its main purpose is for members to evaluate moderator performance. If your question/concern has been answer, cease to post here until you have another concern. Thank you.

So...your thoughts?

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[brooklyneast05]

trish made those themes. they were nice. yeah, if he would have handed over the power to someone, this site would have been fine without him. other members are knowledgeable enough to do shit, and cared enough to donate some time to it.

i'll never understand why he wouldn't do that. just cause that psycho girl got pissed and tried to delete the whole site once back when he apparently gave admins too much power. sure, that was a bad situation, but again, she was like 16 years old.

[Elba]

trish made those themes. they were nice. yeah, if he would have handed over the power to someone, this site would have been fine without him. other members are knowledgeable enough to do shit, and cared enough to donate some time to it.

i'll never understand why he wouldn't do that. just cause that psycho girl got pissed and tried to delete the whole site once back when he apparently gave admins too much power. sure, that was a bad situation, but again, she was like 16 years old.

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