[mizz-swaagagurl]

takenotess wrote: More Requirements for Becoming a Moderator

Gurl this is a controversy thread not something to be promoting another one

[takenotess]

It stemmed from this thread.

[mizz-swaagagurl]

takenotess wrote: It stemmed from this thread.

But still gurl you aint got to post that

[froggyxablaze]

takenotess wrote: I personally think that the Mod requirements should be on Meez for six months at least 1,000 post and 25 reports. The requirements have become way too simple.

They removed the post count requirement because they needed Meez Nation moderators as well. Most Meez Nationers don't post on the forums at all.

[takenotess]

froggyxablaze wrote: They removed the post count requirement because they needed Meez Nation moderators as well. Most Meez Nationers don't post on the forums at all.

They should get people who do both.

[la_senorita_azul]

Most of the forum mods are pretty good. There are a few that twist things that they don't like so they become against the rules, or exaggerate the rules to a ridiculous point. I know that I have had my posts deleted in this forum just for saying the word "sex" in a debate. However, this is only one moderator or so, so I don't judge the whole group. Some of you do a great job not only keeping this forum peaceful, but helping out in other forums, and also in MN. I usually avoid Meez Nation because it bores me. All it seems to be is people trying to ask each other out and talk in obnoxious chatspeak. (maybe I just go on at the wrong times, idk) I have heard that some MN mods are somewhat clueless. I think that making all mods have a minimum number of posts in the Support forum is good so that way they know how to answer questions and they know how the site works. Like, 50 posts in that forum so that they know Meez a bit better. I think that would get rid of clueless mods.

[80shearts]

I don't.

[real_honey_bear]

la_senorita_azul wrote: Most of the forum mods are pretty good. There are a few that twist things that they don't like so they become against the rules, or exaggerate the rules to a ridiculous point. I know that I have had my posts deleted in this forum just for saying the word "sex" in a debate. However, this is only one moderator or so, so I don't judge the whole group. Some of you do a great job not only keeping this forum peaceful, but helping out in other forums, and also in MN. I usually avoid Meez Nation because it bores me. All it seems to be is people trying to ask each other out and talk in obnoxious chatspeak. (maybe I just go on at the wrong times, idk) I have heard that some MN mods are somewhat clueless. I think that making all mods have a minimum number of posts in the Support forum is good so that way they know how to answer questions and they know how the site works. Like, 50 posts in that forum so that they know Meez a bit better. I think that would get rid of clueless mods.

I usually avoid Meez Nation as well not only does it slow my computer down (but that's just my dysfunctional computer) but It also bores me.

This is a very delicate topic and it's hard to post my thoughts without offending.

[la_senorita_azul]

real_honey_bear wrote: I usually avoid Meez Nation as well not only does it slow my computer down (but that's just my dysfunctional computer) but It also bores me. This is a very delicate topic and it's hard to post my thoughts without offending.

It is kinda a hard topic to talk about, especially since you're a mod. From what I've heard, mods are all like, a tight group. Or at least, the rumors about the mod-only forum makes me think that.

But don't worry, I'm glad you're one of our OB/Controversy moderators. <3

[junkie4art]

Raising standards for people to become moderators are out of it. To be honest, you have Meez members who are moderator-material in under a month.

Being on Meez for three months does not signify anything. I'm sure there are people who have been here for 3 years and don't know some of Meez's functions. This is my second day, and I understand everything. Perhaps because I am a member on other forums that are powered by vBulletin, and use similar modifications.

And raising the post count requirement also doesn't show anything. You have members with 50 posts who show a good consistency. Besides, do you all really think the staff go through all of the posts ot see if a member has a good posting habit?