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Subject: Re: Why don't you become a moderator?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 10:37:51 01/17/00

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On January 16, 2000 at 07:16:44, Michael Cummings wrote:
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>Dann you did a fine job, but Bruce and KD seemed to be more public in CCC, which
>gives the impression that you are doing less, which maybe nowhere near correct,
>but I am giving my rating of you guys.
>>
Perhaps it is because one of my goals is that moderation should be invisible.
<<

>If you gave the impression more that you took the bull by the horns, then I
>would have rated you higher. Moderators are voted by how we think and see them
>in CCC.
>>
Bruce was the most effective because of his previous experience.  I don't hold
him (or any other human) in awe.  I have deep respect for his intelligence and
ability, but that's not awe.
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>Since Bruce and KD made more public statements about issues and you made less
>then it gives the impression of doing less. If all three of you did not post
>about issues in the forum, then I would have rated you by who replied to my
>complaint emails the best. As is, Bruce replied to about 98% of my complaints.
>So I give him my highest marks. in both email and forum responses.
>>
Well, we are all certainly entitled to opinions.  And I probably was the least
effective of the three moderators (for that matter).
<<

>Bruce did do most of the "Moderation - Knock it off" posts when things got out
>of hand, whereas you and KD, I cannot recall one.
>>
I think that is just an impression of yours.  I'll bet if you go back and count
them, they are about evenly divided.
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