Forum heirachy
May I ask, what is more powerful. A colleague or a moderator? And what other levels are there? I've seen a marsupial moderator as well.
Slade
Practically a Master Poster
633 posts since Mar 2004
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I'm really curious about that 'Marsupial Moderator' thing too.
you see, I'm from Aus, and his location says he's from CA, so I'm a bit puzzled.
He can't be a possum 'cause he'd have to be an opossum, and that just don't flow off the tongue the right way. Got me beat, for sure! :D
There's also this thing called a 'Super Moderator', but I don't reckon we must have any of those, because if we did we wouldn't have that terrible 'laughing' smilie now, would we? We'd have a better one for sure!
Let me know if the truth of it all ever comes out now, won't you? :lol:
Catweazle
Grandad
4,335 posts since Mar 2004
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I don't think I've seen super moderators on these forums. I will keep you in the loop, I'm really interested in all this.
Slade
Practically a Master Poster
633 posts since Mar 2004
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so then no-one knows...? Except Dani (I'm assuming she knows, she's kinda the owner of this site)
Slade
Practically a Master Poster
633 posts since Mar 2004
Reputation Points: 115
Solved Threads: 7
May I ask, what is more powerful. A colleague or a moderator? And what other levels are there? I've seen a marsupial moderator as well.
A moderator is more powerful. Colleagues have access to a forum called "Community Helpers" where they can contribute ideas to make the forum better. They can share thoughts and talk among other colleagues, all levels of moderators, and the Admin (Dani). A Colleague can't modify posts though. Moderators can. Also, this colleague forum is invisible to regular users.
Moderators have control over certain forums. Super Moderators can control any forum. By "controlling" I mean deleting, moving, editing posts, banning, warning, etc. Their power is still controlled by the Admin though. The Admin, of course, has ultimate control of managing the entire forum, its options, users, database information, etc.
These were the rules before I left the forum I don't know if they have changed since I came back.
samaru
a.k.a inscissor
1,256 posts since Feb 2002
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No problem buds. Glad I could help. Now I have to get to work on a new avatar and sig. My account here is currently digitally naked.
samaru
a.k.a inscissor
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Hey guys. I'm sorry for not replying to this thread sooner. I typed up a reply a few days ago, but I think I must have gotten sidetracked and never clicked the submit button. Duh. In any case, inscissor is completely correct. So, yeah, that's it :)
cscgal
The Queen of DaniWeb
19,421 posts since Feb 2002
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Just to clarrify about the Marsupial Moderator, colleagues as well as moderators have access to custom user titles, where they can enter whatever they want in that spot.
cscgal
The Queen of DaniWeb
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Catweazle
Grandad
4,335 posts since Mar 2004
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hahahahahahaaaa!!
I'm still curious about where that 'Marsupial moderator' tag was dreamt up from. Until I find out, I'm really unsure whether he's a Rabbit-eared Bandicoot, a Hairy-nosed Wombat or a Fat-tailed Dunnart!
:D
[img]http://teatreehollow.com/gallery/Oz_Animals/Bilby_or_Rabbit-eared_Bandicoot.jpg[/img]
If you notice, his avatar's a wombat. I suspect that he uses his marsupial pouch to snatch up bad forum members and nurse them into becoming good ones... ;)
alc6379
Cookie... That's it
2,820 posts since Dec 2003
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