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Jason2k14 (2014-08-30 21:52:03)To describe a user that's mod material..
I think I am forgetting some.
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carlos11 (2014-08-30 23:06:01)I answered this question in Infliction9's profile.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
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2. eezy going n ownly warns 4 obvius reesuns
3. doeznt brake roolz
In all seriousness, I think good "mod material" would be maturity, humbleness, reasoning, and generally having moral standards to stay consistent to.
This means it shouldn't be someone who breaks the rules often or even at all; someone who doesn't raeg and start drama when something doesn't go their way; someone who isn't easy to provoke; and someone who understands and respects the rules.
To expand some more on what I meant about moral standards:
If a moderator has no problem with inappropriate content, swearing, insulting, etc...they're not going to be able to efficiently enforce those rule(s). Firstly, it makes them a hypocrite and secondly they're not going to have strong standards of what is inappropriate (or swearing or insulting or etc.) unless it's straight up obvious or if people complain about it.
If a moderator is being even slightly inappropriate, that makes a bad example and other users willl think it's okay to be inappropriate, too.
Of course, no one is a perfect angel out there; but I don't think inappropriateness/swearing/insulting should be such a "gray area" for moderators...if it is, they're probably not good mod material.
You can have your own private life of swearing and insulting and looking at NSFW; but if you don't have enough self-control to keep it away from here, that's not moderator suitable.
"Good standards" can be as simple as respecting the rules and sacrificing personal preferences to enforce them.
carlos11 (2014-08-31 16:57:17)Humble my ass.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
Jason2k14 (2014-08-31 18:57:08)Aha, I knew I forgot some more.
Hmm..
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carlos11 (2014-08-31 20:21:48)What? Those are all terrible, and most of them no-brainers.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
Jason2k14 (2014-09-01 01:34:24)Carlos, they are on the rules anyway, so.
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carlos11 (2014-09-01 02:39:45)Exactly. You could have just said "follow the rules" and then added some virtue not mentioned in the rules that separates users like me from the peasants.
Language is a tool for efficient communication. The internet is a tool for fast communication. Do not defy both intents by posting incoherent writing.
TREEhugger101 (2014-09-01 04:07:19)A good mod should have humor and not complain all the time.
Oh, and follow the rules to some extent. I forgot about that one.

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