- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Mabian
Posted by: Vink
I like your whole "biography" but I don't see what you're trying to get at.
Are you trying to say what a moderator does, the advantages, how to become one, act.
I'm not 100% sure, just 99.9%.
-Vink-
I think Raven's lesson is twofold, though he only actually has one lesson. It seems that one goes to the community, and one goes to other Forum Cops.
I think Raven is trying to tell the community that just because someone is helpful does not mean that that person is trying to become a moderator. Some people try to inform other members of the rules in order to look good, and some people try to inform other members because they feel those members need some guidance.
I think Raven is trying to tell the other Forum Cops that it is pointless to go around and be a "Forum Cop" in order to be recognized.
Okay, thanks.
See, now I've got something to say!
Anywho, I think you've got a good point Raven. For instance, I go to a Spam thread that says, something like "Hello!" Then the (usually) new member says hi, and introduces himself/herself. Somebody comes in, and is nice and says, "Welcome to Bungie.net! Glad to have you as a member. Before you post, please read here so you don't get Blacklisted."
Then the bad "Forum Cop" will say, "Wrong Forum." or "N00b." or "Go away."
You know what I'm talking about. I mean, people that try and help the Bungie Community, are doing the right thing in my opinion. People that meanly welcome the new member are bad for the Community.
"Good" Forum Coppers that provide links do an okay job, but the snobby ones that provide the link with something rude are annoying to have around.
-Vink-