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Re: Junior Moderators

by MW1221 » Sun Nov 11, 2007 5:13 am

Why don't we create a poll in the TM forum for anyone that wants to become one, like is done for TM's that want to be full mods? That way, TM's can see what Mod polls look like, which will help them, and we have a stricter criteria to become a TM.

TM=Trainee Moderator (formerly Junior)
DwightKSchrute wrote:Personally, I don't really think anything is wrong with the system. It's not like a Junior Moderator even does anything outside the Junior Moderator Forum. Being one is just so you can learn how to be a Moderator. In my view, a Junior Moderator isn't even above a regular member.
With the ability to move posts, TM's can do and are doing everything Mods are with the exception of issuing warnings.

Re: Junior Moderators

by lov fergie » Fri Oct 26, 2007 8:21 pm

agree {thumb2}

Re: Junior Moderators

by whosurdaddy » Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:53 pm

A perfect example of what's wrong with the system. :roll:

Re: Junior Moderators

by DwightKSchrute » Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:24 pm

Personally, I don't really think anything is wrong with the system. It's not like a Junior Moderator even does anything outside the Junior Moderator Forum. Being one is just so you can learn how to be a Moderator. In my view, a Junior Moderator isn't even above a regular member.

Re: Junior Moderators

by ldy josie x » Thu Oct 25, 2007 12:27 am

The_Champion wrote:I just have to say that the system should be changed. I think that it is ridiculous that you just have to PM the Admin just to become one. It seems that a few of them are not very experienced, and are pretty naive when it comes to successes. I have been collecting for over a year with a fair amount of AUTHENTIC successes, and I do not think that I am fit to be a JM. You should have a lot more knowledge than the amateurs (I don't exclude myself from that group), and I am not entirely convinced that all of them do. There should be some type requirement to be a JM.
Absolutely agree with you {thumb2}

Re: Junior Moderators

by glucklich » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:34 pm

mmm Yeah I see what you mean. I thought that you had to do a lot more to become a JM. I was surprised when all you had to do was pm Admin. Funny thing is though, is that even though I'm a JM I'm not allowed in the JM forum. haha. I don't know what up with that.
Anyway, yeah I think that you should have to do a lot more. I've gotten pm's from various JM's who've just started and they are asking me what IRC's, SASE's and VV are. It's really quite annoying since they should know these things if they are a JM.

Re: Junior Moderators

by Big Tuna » Sun Oct 14, 2007 4:47 pm

scouser#1 wrote:
Big Tuna wrote:thats not entirely true, scouser. i am a newbie to the site, but i have been collecting for years. i don't really understand this junior moderator concept, but i have enough experience to be one (from what you're saying).

big tuna
yes i know that maybe some newbies on here have alot of experience like yourself and i respect {thumb2} that but what i meant was when you get a newbie who for instance gets a success from johnny depp and argues that its authentic even though they are a JM and are meant to know about autographs etc..
i see.

Re: Junior Moderators

by scouser#1 » Sun Oct 14, 2007 4:25 pm

Big Tuna wrote:thats not entirely true, scouser. i am a newbie to the site, but i have been collecting for years. i don't really understand this junior moderator concept, but i have enough experience to be one (from what you're saying).

big tuna
yes i know that maybe some newbies on here have alot of experience like yourself and i respect {thumb2} that but what i meant was when you get a newbie who for instance gets a success from johnny depp and argues that its authentic even though they are a JM and are meant to know about autographs etc..

Re: Junior Moderators

by whosurdaddy » Sun Oct 14, 2007 3:44 pm

Sun Devil wrote:For anyone out there (like myself) who started collecting LONG before the internet was even around to find address, just use this great site and be thankful that you don't have to run around town trying to find a book store that even stocked old celebrity address books. (which of most were outdated by 1 year or more when they were published)
Iv'e been collecting 34 years and I can remember them days searching for celeb and sports address books. I still have them and looking thru them it's amazing how many are now deceased. The internet definately has made it easier.


As far as the JM issue I feel it's absolutely ridiculous to just have to ask to be one. Members on this site should be looked at and if they fit the criteria then they should be asked if they would consider being a JM, MOD or whatever. Last looked theirs 69 JM's which are most of the regular active users on this site.

Re: Junior Moderators

by rpbluesman » Sun Oct 14, 2007 3:25 pm

I'll chime in on this one,

I can certainly see where you're all comming from, and it's something that a lot of the moderators have brought up. We've been trying to propose a set of criteria for new applicants to meet, rather than just a quick PM being all that's needed.

And for anyone that doesn't know about the JMs, they can pretty much do what a moderator can....they have limited powers, I don't think they can delete or ban members, give warnings, and stuff like that, but they can move and lock topics. Basically the system is used to let the member show that they have what it takes to be a full mod down the road.

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