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deleteddeletedover 11 years ago

As Vancy asked a while ago and I was nudged by another chat today, I updated my old spreadsheet.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtijA93h82A3dDR6emNycnBKMUZfTHdDNXJTdjBNbVE&usp=drive_web#gid=0 (NB: oliver's OT rate is rather skewed by sample size)

Having people who do fewer reports per day than Cloudminnion is quite impressive, I have to say.

deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Implement "The Mod Stockades"

"The Mod Stockades" would be a sub forum like complaints with a thread about any mod who screws up, except it would be rule-free and like an epicmafia version of The Two Minutes Hate from 1984
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
as a former mod, i can definitely say that "too many cooks in the kitchen" was a recurring problem. so mod me six times.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
i'd rather have a small but effective force of 6 mods than a large but useless squad of 12.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Apostasy
Mod everyone who didn't do that, and demod anyone who did do that
I think 10,000 mods is still too little.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Mod everyone who didn't do that, and demod anyone who did do that
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Mod slow because he didn't decomp a 56% scumsided setup for being a "town pointfarm"
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
mod me because i do cheating reports and don't let report gets over 50.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
I will purge epicmafia of people with feelings in 5 days or less, or your tokens back
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Okay Jasprar, I relent. Mod me and wield me as a holy sword against cheaters. My platform is that I will get rid of all of those nasty community vio reports flooding the queue, by no vioing them.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
maybe. but it is the truth.
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
BearGuru
It has basically been proven that newer mods do more reports that mods who were remodded, or have been mod for so long that they have slipped into a daily grind of doing only a few reports a week. This reinforces the ideal that we need more, newer mods.
may be a bit of an over simplification
Clairover 11 years ago
aint that a shocker
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Connor
Steven
BearGuru
Steven
Lashka
I know Rondar was asked to do it but the outcome was totally predictable.
Rondar was active when he was first modded. After that he pretty much quit EM.

I don't know why people would ask him to mod, he's not here as much as he used to, which is actually a good thing. If he became active in EM again I do think he would be a good mod (as opposed to the people that are active but burn down quickly) but he's just not active anymore
I don't know why he is even still a mod. He did 2 reports last week.
Well I've seen a steady decline (and by that I mean more of a disappearance) of people resigning when they notice they can't do many reports anymore. Most of the times people had the decency to resign when this happened (or maybe I just am remembering it that way). I think because no one ever gets demodded for not doing reports anymore, it has given that vibe of "it's okay" to all mods, which is why there's so many. But that's just my opinion
is there an echo in here. i could have sworn we talked about this like 2 weeks ago
We did, it just hasn't been addressed.
Stevenover 11 years agoedited
Me and you or we as in people in general?

I've probably talked about it but definitely not two weeks ago, more like a few months ago.
Clairover 11 years ago
Steven
BearGuru
Steven
Lashka
I know Rondar was asked to do it but the outcome was totally predictable.
Rondar was active when he was first modded. After that he pretty much quit EM.

I don't know why people would ask him to mod, he's not here as much as he used to, which is actually a good thing. If he became active in EM again I do think he would be a good mod (as opposed to the people that are active but burn down quickly) but he's just not active anymore
I don't know why he is even still a mod. He did 2 reports last week.
Well I've seen a steady decline (and by that I mean more of a disappearance) of people resigning when they notice they can't do many reports anymore. Most of the times people had the decency to resign when this happened (or maybe I just am remembering it that way). I think because no one ever gets demodded for not doing reports anymore, it has given that vibe of "it's okay" to all mods, which is why there's so many. But that's just my opinion
is there an echo in here. i could have sworn we talked about this like 2 weeks ago
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
AsbelLhant
You need to actively scout in red heart games because no one applies
I am willing to bet money that the mod pool is larger than the mods are playing it up as.
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AsbelLhantover 11 years ago
You need to actively scout in red heart games because no one applies
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Steven
BearGuru
Steven
Lashka
I know Rondar was asked to do it but the outcome was totally predictable.
Rondar was active when he was first modded. After that he pretty much quit EM.

I don't know why people would ask him to mod, he's not here as much as he used to, which is actually a good thing. If he became active in EM again I do think he would be a good mod (as opposed to the people that are active but burn down quickly) but he's just not active anymore
I don't know why he is even still a mod. He did 2 reports last week.
Well I've seen a steady decline (and by that I mean more of a disappearance) of people resigning when they notice they can't do many reports anymore. Most of the times people had the decency to resign when this happened (or maybe I just am remembering it that way). I think because no one ever gets demodded for not doing reports anymore, it has given that vibe of "it's okay" to all mods, which is why there's so many. But that's just my opinion
It has basically been proven that newer mods do more reports that mods who were remodded, or have been mod for so long that they have slipped into a daily grind of doing only a few reports a week. This reinforces the ideal that we need more, newer mods.
AsbelLhantover 11 years ago
I guess it's time to go back to petting my cats and gambling
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AsbelLhantover 11 years ago
yah girls r icky
deleteddeletedover 11 years ago
Sims
i've never felt the touch of a woman
girls have cooties.
AsbelLhantover 11 years ago
hoh?
Stevenover 11 years ago
BearGuru
Steven
Lashka
I know Rondar was asked to do it but the outcome was totally predictable.
Rondar was active when he was first modded. After that he pretty much quit EM.

I don't know why people would ask him to mod, he's not here as much as he used to, which is actually a good thing. If he became active in EM again I do think he would be a good mod (as opposed to the people that are active but burn down quickly) but he's just not active anymore
I don't know why he is even still a mod. He did 2 reports last week.
Well I've seen a steady decline (and by that I mean more of a disappearance) of people resigning when they notice they can't do many reports anymore. Most of the times people had the decency to resign when this happened (or maybe I just am remembering it that way). I think because no one ever gets demodded for not doing reports anymore, it has given that vibe of "it's okay" to all mods, which is why there's so many. But that's just my opinion
Simsover 11 years ago
i've never felt the touch of a woman
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AsbelLhantover 11 years ago
>I wish I had the motivation to type a real response here