Why don’t the mods answer questions about the moderation?
It’s not like they don’t see them…
Mods, how do you always know when someone is Joseph?
Does it have something to do with IP addresses?
Do you have them automatically tracked for duplicates?
(I might want to lose my SUC certificate one day, but I’m paranoid…)
Why have I seen very few posts by mods lately?
Are mods allowed to maintain a non-mod user name as well?
If you want, you can answer me in semi-private – I’ve marked a
space on my profile.
For total privacy, if you want to be mat’riach yourself,
theoretically you could create a thread, log in as a user (e.g. me), and post your answer as that user, leaving the post as “awaiting moderation”, and notify the user on their profile page that they should check the mod answer thread. In this way, the answer would be visible only to that user.
(I did say it would be a tircha.)
Of course, I don’t know if mods are capable of posting as another user.
So, with the old “Are the news comments mods and the CR mods
the same?,” that’s my (counting)… ninth question. Let’s make it ten:
How much differentiation in standards is there between mods?
You know what – up to eleven!
Assuming it makes a difference which mod is modding, when is the best time to go for a “maybe, maybe not” post?
Um… one for Binyamin (the shevet)!
Is there any way to know when a post has been disallowed without
monitoring it oneself, so one can try to make one’s point again in
different, less/non-problematic words?
Let’s make it a baker’s dozen/13 shevatim!
Just kidding, I’m all out for now.
Mod/s, answer as a Rosh Hashono present? Please?
G’mar chasima tova to all the mods! We couldn’t do this without you! (Or at least, we’d hate the resulting circus.)
That certain mod, please be mochel me. I’m very sorry.