i have a few questions for the mods

lol.....for blood splatter like that you must have beat him up HARD poor ole cheech
 
The best advice I could give, Is remember some things are better handled behind the scenes:) Emails and PMs can solve tons!

I was a mod at a dog breed forum for awhile, and loved it! make sure its something you love, and that you are willing to put in time, and research to provide the best answers available as well!! When your a mod, people listen to what you have to say( whether they want to admit it or not) !!
 
thanks judge max
 
I'm not really a mod, so you don't have to listen to me, but I have found that I respect a moderator a lot more when they handle a situation maturely. One time I came across a couple of mods on another site for a different hobby that were hypocrites.... didn't respect those guys at all. Firm yet polite seems to get the job done I think.
 
one important thing is to be able to see a situation from several different angels and each solution may not be necessarily be what you wish it to be, but it's got to be the most fairest between all parties.

Just like all members may not think the best of you, you might not think the best of some members, but with that thought, you should still maintain this highest degree of fairness, being about to remove your personal feelings and come to the fairest solution for all members as well as for the site.

the balance should be supreme.
 
thanks groove...... and double d thanks ill take that advice coming from such an old, er i mean early member
 
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