What makes a mod good?

[Exult]

competence + dedication

I asked 5 mods the other day if they understood Ghost Clients well and they replied with: Ghost Clients?

sigh

I want to change this

 

[J]

Responsibility
Mature
Courteous
Knowledgeable

What makes a good mod is just all the traits of what makes a good person

 

[levi_the_potato]

Honestly, a lot of people like moderators who are chill and aren't as strict, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are an amazing moderator. I think a good moderator is a moderator who doesn't act like they are better than an average member. I also think that a good moderator is one who also cares less about getting Sr. Mod and getting the most bans and more about helping out members and making the community better.

 

[Girls]

I asked 5 mods the other day if they understood Ghost Clients well and they replied with: Ghost Clients?

i was there when this was happening lmfaoooo

 

[Rick Astley]

Kill LeafyGreenTea = Mod.

 

[charliewolves]

Just be yourself. Hiding who you are isn't good. Having fun, and determination to never give up, even when things seem dark.

 

[Zinc // Akash754]

*People trying to be mod and mods giving serious answers*


*Admin is the only one to make a joke out of it*

lmao

 

[ThatTyle]

Bribes. Lots and lots of bribes.
And afterwards, not getting fired for said bribes.

How do you not get fired for said bribes?
More bribes!

Id b a gud mod.

Col is right, no one is a good mod in the communities eyes. Why? Because they do their job.
We all see the hate they get for it, and the "stupid moves" they've done, but really, most of the community wants someone to chill back and not do anything.

 

[smashmaster]

Respect in all situations
Not being abusive

Nvm scratch that I like mods that are nice I don't care what other people say...

 

[SnoopSean]

Relatability - Not acting like their the king of the server they are on, because people need to talk to you!
Connectivity - Needs to know what the big trends are, to be able to hang with players. Also, to be able to relate to higher up's.
Maturity - Talk about anything with respect, courtesy, and compassion.

 

[LittleKisses]

1. Good communication/people skills.
2. Adequate knowledge base with rules/modded clients.
3. Time to be an active contributor.
4. Able to record.
5. Maturity: compassion, happy to listen, calm temperament.
6. Dedication = Make sure it's something you really want to do before you commit.
gl

 

[RC_4777]

Something I haven't seen mentioned is being levelheaded. A good mod needs to be able to handle stressful situations without having outbursts and needs to be able to put aside any biases. They need to be calm but firm in how they carry out their duties.