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Originally Posted by Fаng
Your opinion is some-what insulting to me since I really despise who I was a few months ago, but I can understand how radical of a change it was and how shocking this application must be. Six months isn't much time. No matter how I phrase them, my posts will sound forced to people who thought they knew me.
I applied to be a moderator here so I could better help the community. I don't expect any personal gains and I don't want to be put above the status of a member. As an administrator on 4botters, I never put myself above a member. I became a staff member there to help the members, not restrict them. I don't have to be a moderator here. I'm simply offering my services to the community.
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Don't take it as an insult too much. I haven't really been a part of the community as of late so everything I say is quite unbiased. It's just how it appears to someone who would generally not be a part of the community (such as the admins who will decide whether or not you get the spot in the end).
All in all, it's fine you want to help out, but there are more ways to help out than being a mod. It also helps to ease into the position. For instance, before I got mod, I was added to the underground and made decent contributions (even if no one made use of them :mad: (cue c++ server)) so when I applied to be mod, people didn't see any reason for me to not become one based on my track record. Yours is a bit... sketchy. Here's the rundown. The way it's seen, you go from raging at people and deleting posts, skip a few months, to "can I be mod?" I'd say some more time needs to pass and you need to show everyone your genuine intent to help the community before being made a moderator, no matter how badly they may be needed with people stepping down. It's nothing personal against you, and it's only my opinion.