Can one apply to be a Mod?

[KnightTemplar]

Probably a stupid question, but can one apply to be a Mod or does one have to wait until offered the position by an existing Mod?

I spend the majority of my time in the Strength and Conditioning Sub Forum, and we don't have a regular Mod. I'd like to apply for the position if it were possible to do so.

 

[jmac98]

Here you are, my friend:

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb3_board_faq#faq_vb3_board_usage

Q. How do you become a mod?
A. By substantially contributing, showing maturity/solid judgment, and loyalty over a certain lapse of time. Even after you do all this, you're not guaranteed a spot since the promotions are relatively subjective on a private board such as this.

 

[KnightTemplar]

Thank you. Since there is no formal procedure to follow, I will simply hope for the best should such a position become vacant.

Thanks again for the link.

 

[Coach_Jason]

 

[KnightTemplar]

"One does not simply apply to be a Mod!"

Well played, sir.:icon_lol:

 

[Nostromo]

Probably a stupid question, but can one apply to be a Mod or does one have to wait until offered the position by an existing Mod?

I spend the majority of my time in the Strength and Conditioning Sub Forum, and we don't have a regular Mod. I'd like to apply for the position if it were possible to do so.

 

[KnightTemplar]

"Sever all human contact"...yeah, I'm still not seeing the downside.:icon_twis

 

[Nostromo]

"Sever all human contact"...yeah, I'm still not seeing the downside.:icon_twis

Perhaps you misunderstood, that's one of the upsides.

There really are no down sides.

 

[Linkuei]

Probably a stupid question, but can one apply to be a Mod or does one have to wait until offered the position by an existing Mod?

I spend the majority of my time in the Strength and Conditioning Sub Forum, and we don't have a regular Mod. I'd like to apply for the position if it were possible to do so.

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[SCADA]

Here you are, my friend:

http://forums.sherdog.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb3_board_faq#faq_vb3_board_usage

Q. How do you become a mod?
A. By substantially contributing, showing maturity/solid judgment, and loyalty over a certain lapse of time. Even after you do all this, you're not guaranteed a spot since the promotions are relatively subjective on a private board such as this.

1 out of 5.....

 

[Tachy]

Unfortunately, we already employ one Scotsman and frankly, the sheep couldn't handle another










i love you ron

 

[EOW]

Unfortunately, we already employ one Scotsman and frankly, the sheep couldn't handle another

It's the Welsh who have that stigma over them, not the Scottish!

 

[Tachy]

 

[Tachy]

Also, while some of us may be more active in certain sub-forums, all of us mod the MMA discussion.
It's a rough place

 

[EOW]

 

[EOW]

Also, while some of us may be more active in certain sub-forums, all of us mod the MMA discussion.
It's a rough place

I'm guessing that most of the dubbs/bannings come from the heavies?

 

[Tachy]

It's the busiest area, so stands to reason.
Also most flaming/bashing/arguments arise in there.

It's a lot of work to keep it as organized as it is, and X 10 on a fight night.
X50 is a superstar fights or there is an upset

 

[Cherdawg]

It's the busiest area, so stands to reason.
Also most flaming/bashing/arguments arise in there.

It's a lot of work to keep it as organized as it is, and X 10 on a fight night.
X50 is a superstar fights or there is an upset

x500 when fedor fought and the forum shuts down lol.

 

[Judo Thai Boxer]

It's easy to get carried away in the heavies, I got my only dubs in there fairly recently.

 

[shonuf]

I'm guessing that most of the dubbs/bannings come from the heavies?

Sprechen Ze Jive is the real trouble area.