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jkt@××××××.net said: |
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>I'll repeat myself, but I think that if you don't require current |
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>moderators to pass the staffing quiz, you're against the point of |
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>"Moderator as an authority". |
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>There are several possible solutions: |
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>a) Require all the existing moderators to do the quiz in some time |
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>(months?). Please don't say that it is hard, I've done it myself ;-) |
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>b) Introduce another "moderator degree" called "Unofficial Moderator". |
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>I think that b) is stupid, so I vote for a). Having two degress would |
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>only cause confusion, IMHO. I beleive that moderators can find some |
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time |
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>for them to pass that quiz. |
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>-jkt |
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>-- cd /local/pub && more beer > /dev/mouth |
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There already are two levels of Moderator. Global Moderators that have |
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access to the entire forum and forum specific Moderators that only have |
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access to one forum ie. the language forums (the arch specific forum |
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Mods are all official Devs for that Arch anyway). The Global Moderators |
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and Administrators are the ones who would be covered by this GLEP and |
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be required to become Official Staff and take the quiz. |
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I have already taken the quiz in conjunction with another non-forum |
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project. You are correct, it was easy. |
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