Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 17:39:03 08/08/00
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On August 08, 2000 at 17:21:51, Steven Schwartz wrote: >Some questions for our Moderator nominees: > >1) On a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being the most tolerant >and 10 being the least tolerant, where would you place >yourself when it comes to posts that are off topic? 3-4 I think. But then the question is quite imprecise :) > > > >2) If a new member signs on and immediately starts to >attack a current member, what action would you take? Warn him via email, and, if s/he keeps on doing the same thing, suspend her/him. > > >3) Would you allow discussions ABOUT moderation on the >CCC board (i.e. someone is banned and people wish to >voice their opinion one way or the other) Yes. But not ad nauseam. > >4) How many of the three moderators should agree before >a message is deleted? Two. > > >5) How many moderators should agree before a member is >suspended? Three. > >6) If a member "flies off the handle" (i.e. starts cursing >at another member) in a single post, what action, if any, would >you take? Email the member and warn her/him. > >7) If you are outvoted by the other two moderators on a given >issue, and yet feel very strongly about your opinion, what, if >anything are you prepared to do? I'd do nothing. And start reconsidering my stance. > >8) If someone posts some information on a human chess tournament, >do you feel as if they need to be notified that this is a >computer chess forum or would you wait for follow up posts? Wait a little. > >9) If you ask a thread to stop and one of the prticipants posts >that he disagrees with your directive, what, if anything, would you do? I'd stop the thread, of course after consulting the other two moderators. > >10) If a member of CCC were to go to the chess newsgroups and constantly >attack a member here and quote messages from CCC and comment negatively >upon those messages, what, if any action, would you choose to take? > Probably suspend her/him. But again, this hypothetical stuff is very tricky :) You have to encounter the situation in real life and then judge. >Steve (ICD/Your Move Chess & Games)
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