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I have promoted Chris Michaels to moderator status. He has been a mainstay of the site for most of its life and it's great to have him as a mod.
 
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Re: New Moderator

I now need to find out what exactly my duties are as a moderator...

Thanks again

Chris
 
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Re: New Moderator

Basically, make a nuisance of yourself.

Abrahm (or Jenn (or Dawn)) posted a good guide in the moderator section at one time.
 
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Re: New Moderator

Welcome to the moderator team, Chris! :happy:
Kaysie said:
Abrahm (or Jenn (or Dawn)) posted a good guide in the moderator section at one time.
Click to expand...
It is still there as a sticky, right at the top. Most of the important stuff is right there.

Don't be afraid to ask questions, either.
 
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Re: New Moderator

Congratulations!
I´m sure you´ll contribute to the good work that´s done here :)
 
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AW: New Moderator

Congratulations and welcome Chris!
 
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Re: AW: New Moderator

Thankyou for all the kind messages! I will read the guide (really I should be telling other people to read existing posts...!) and begin making a nuissance of myself.

Chris
 
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Re: AW: New Moderator

Rodrigo Palacios (Azhael) is now a moderator too. Kapo and Ianclick now have site contributor status and are no longer moderators.
 
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Thank you :)
I´m pretty overwhelmed, but i hope to be up to standards and be of help.
 
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