I've looked in the usual areas, I don't see a list anywhere. Maybe I missed it.
Anyway, in another post in this area (I didn't think it was irony until now that this is the "Questions and Feedback" area), it was mentioned that I should have PM'd a moderator if I had a problem.
What if I have a problem with a moderator? Certainly, I don't expect them to help me.
So the question is: How do I Identify and PM a different mod?
Who moderates the moderators, for that matter?
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If you click "Members" at the top of the screen, then in the first drop-down menu (forgot the title for it, but its default it "All Members") you can choose "Moderators." Should give you a list of them.
Check out the bottom of the main page:
Board Statistics Today's active topics · The moderating team · Today's top 20 posters · Overall top 20 posters
Board Statistics Today's active topics · The moderating team · Today's top 20 posters · Overall top 20 posters
QUOTE (GuestWho @ Oct 10 2008, 11:50 PM) 
I've looked in the usual areas, I don't see a list anywhere. Maybe I missed it.
Anyway, in another post in this area (I didn't think it was irony until now that this is the "Questions and Feedback" area), it was mentioned that I should have PM'd a moderator if I had a problem.
What if I have a problem with a moderator? Certainly, I don't expect them to help me.
So the question is: How do I Identify and PM a different mod?
Who moderates the moderators, for that matter?
In the Board Statistics, there's link to the moderatin' team.Anyway, in another post in this area (I didn't think it was irony until now that this is the "Questions and Feedback" area), it was mentioned that I should have PM'd a moderator if I had a problem.
What if I have a problem with a moderator? Certainly, I don't expect them to help me.
So the question is: How do I Identify and PM a different mod?
Who moderates the moderators, for that matter?
"Who Mods the Modmen?" would have been a better title for this thread. 
Anyways, to be fair to the mods, I doubt you will run into many, if any at all, problems with the mods. And yes, there is a way to search for and identify all of the Mods.
If you look at the top of the page, there are a few links called Calendar, Members, Search, and Help. Use the Members link to search for members. You can update your search to include any member who is a Mod.
EDIT: It pays to be faster at posting, yes? lol
Anyways, to be fair to the mods, I doubt you will run into many, if any at all, problems with the mods. And yes, there is a way to search for and identify all of the Mods.
If you look at the top of the page, there are a few links called Calendar, Members, Search, and Help. Use the Members link to search for members. You can update your search to include any member who is a Mod.
EDIT: It pays to be faster at posting, yes? lol
The admin (mostly idallia and wb7) are the ones "above" the global moderators - and those few (the admin and global moderators) are the most active 'round these parts.
QUOTE (GuestWho @ Oct 10 2008, 03:50 PM)
Who moderates the moderators, for that matter?
It seems others have answered the question of "how", so I'll address the question of "who". Normally, you would contact the moderator who took the action you have a question/issue with. If you feel that won't help, you should contact another mod. Or you could contact one of the "on-site" admins, idallia and myself.
Thanks to those that offered help.
I originally missed the link because of the site's huge banner. The links were below what was visible on the screen, and I must have scrolled right past them.
I ended up PMing the first one in the list that had a last signed on date of today.
Hopefully they will pass it on to whoever needs to see it.
I originally missed the link because of the site's huge banner. The links were below what was visible on the screen, and I must have scrolled right past them.
I ended up PMing the first one in the list that had a last signed on date of today.
Hopefully they will pass it on to whoever needs to see it.
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