Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 17:42:51 03/04/04
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On March 04, 2004 at 20:24:52, steven blincoe wrote: >hi > >i have read each candidates Moderation philosophy .. >each candidate seems knowledgeable enough about things "computer chess" >what i am interested to know is.. >why does one WANT to be a moderator? > >i know there is a certain amount of time one must commit to,to be available >here. >i am assuming there is no pay >i can see no "tangible benefit" one receives > >other then a politically correct answer like"i love computer chess'' >please explain WHY you want to be a moderator > >Regards >Steve Not only that - it's something that even you mention to your friends that you do - because they would all look at you and ask the same question you just asked - "why?" It's not really something that you want to be -- for all the reasons above plus more -- you just do it because "somebody" has to do it and you care enough the club that you are willing to serve. IMO, rotation of different members in and out of a moderation role is good for the club. I was going to limit myself to just two terms - but the members may accelererate my free time and limit me to just one term - which is fine by me.
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