Big Kev!

[mumof4]

YOUR SIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....CHEAP MASSAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!EXTRAS AVAILABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

This...............means............................war!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -_-

[big_kev]

I believe you started it ? :D

[mumof4]

I beg to differ....., :D

[teresa]

id give up now kev you must realise you will never win against a woman

[Guest wolfie]

The roles of moderators can vary from forum to forum, just as the purposes of the forums themselves can vary. However, on boards intended to be public, moderators are generally accorded additional powers. This allows them to enforce forum rules and conduct administrative tasks that the forum owner does not trust ordinary users to perform.

 

Among a moderator's enforcement duties is often the duty to stop flaming and keep the board a friendly place, free of personal insults (but different boards have different standards, and what is acceptable on one will invariably be prohibited on another). Most boards also ban illegal material (such as warez) and outright pornography, and many also restrict the use of profanity and any violent or sexual images, however in other boards this is considered perfectly acceptable, or even the norm.

 

On some boards, moderators are expected to stay out of all contentious debates, or at least to use alternate accounts to engage in them unbeknownst to common members. On most boards, however, moderators may participate just as any normal member, provided they remain civil and generally obey the site rules. Some boards require moderators not to moderate any discussion or topic they're involved in, and many moderators on other boards take this upon themselves to avoid conflict of interest and bias.

 

As always, there are many exceptions. On smaller boards or forums that are operated at the whim of the site operator and perhaps some of his or her friends, a moderator might be able to do whatever he/she feels like (provided they avoid crossing their colleagues and superiors). On any professional forum it is important to have clear rules posted, and that the moderators are consistently following these. Lack of order and respect for the rules will cause the board to lose maybe valuable and contributing softspoken members in favor of those who don't mind breaking rules to win arguments or silence members with opposing views. This risks turning any board into a one-man show of the loudest.

 

Depending on the forum's ambition, it is important for a moderator to be available at all times to stem any crises or stop the forum's rules to be broken. Basically it is the moderators job to keep the forums clean and used properly.

 

funny that? it says nothing about pissing about with peoples signatures or profile info! but hey ho when you give the job to children or post whores you get what you pay for!

[mumof4]

Blimey.

 

I appologise unreservedly for my conduct.

 

I have only messed with sigs,I shall not do this again.I shall just go and crawl back under my rock and ignore the crap i get.

 

Been a long time since i was called a post whore, considering that in the last couple of months i have hardly posted, i dont think that name applies to me anymore.

 

Appologies all.

[El Dingo]

Hmmm. Copy, paste, sarcatic comment? :D

[Ivor_E_Tower]

I beg to differ....., :lol:

 

You will if Maz chooses a sword to your gun for the duel !

[gregers]

hey ho when you give the job to children or post whores you get what you pay for!

 

if thats the case wheres my sodding money,glen you owe us some dosh :lol: :lol:

[big_kev]

The roles of moderators.........blah de balh de blah de blah............

 

 

Someone got out the wrong side of his pram this morning then.