[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]G and M mods are over I-mods, M-mods are over G-mods, and Admins are over all of us.AirGuitarist87
I've been meaning to ask for a while - what's the difference between your orange Mod and purple Mod thing under your name?
Global and board mod tags. It's unnecessary, though, since board mod tags are only useful on private boards. Obviously if someone is a global moderator they're also a moderator for every single board on the site.
CNET customer service for GS http://gamespot.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/gamespot.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php
Most of the old e-mails and contacts have been changed or erased, but I still report every single moderation directly to CNET along with a complaint about their TOS being too broad and undefined. They reserve the right to do whatever they want, but if enough people complain, then maybe they'll listen.
CNET customer service for GS http://gamespot.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/gamespot.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php
Most of the old e-mails and contacts have been changed or erased, but I still report every single moderation directly to CNET along with a complaint about their TOS being too broad and undefined. They reserve the right to do whatever they want, but if enough people complain, then maybe they'll listen.
[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]G and M mods are over I-mods, M-mods are over G-mods, and Admins are over all of us.go-cizmek
So you CAN get moded? Even if you're a mod?
Of course. We aren't above the rules, in fact, we are just regular users with a few extra powers. We still post all over the place. The thing is, it's rare that you see a mod break the rules, since we know them so well.
[QUOTE="MAILER_DAEMON"]G and M mods are over I-mods, M-mods are over G-mods, and Admins are over all of us.cell_dweller
So you CAN get moded? Even if you're a mod?
Of course. We aren't above the rules, in fact, we are just regular users with a few extra powers. We still post all over the place. The thing is, it's rare that you see a mod break the rules, since we know them so well.
Yeah, I know what you mean. You wouldn't become mods if you didn't know them so well... Well, thanks for the answer.
Of course. We aren't above the rules, in fact, we are just regular users with a few extra powers. We still post all over the place. The thing is, it's rare that you see a mod break the rules, since we know them so well.cell_dweller
I've seen some violations by a mod or two......but I doubt mods get reported anyway.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]I've seen some violations by a mod or two......but I doubt mods get reported anyway.cell_dweller
We aren't supposed to be reported, since we can see the queue. Send a customer service inquiry, those we can't see ;)Well... the mod who got reported can't see it, but all of the other mods can. If it's a blatant abuse of the reporting system, an abusive mark usually follows that. When a mod legitimately steps out of line, it's better to go to Customer Support to go straight to the admins.
The best part about being a mod is that you learn where the boundaries are, and how easy it is to tiptoe along them without faceplanting on the other side. :P
The best part about being a mod is that you learn where the boundaries are, and how easy it is to tiptoe along them without faceplanting on the other side. :PDJ_Lae
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