A good moderator

[donnashuggy]

Doesn't have selective hearing

What else makes for a good moderator?

[freddie*rooster]

Is lenient when i'm naughty

[jimmy*part4]

Doesn't have selective hearing

 What else makes for a good moderator?

A good avatar. I don't see them using one here, but they do on the US ebay site.

 If they got rid of of post info and date registered we could have larger avi that could be seen like they used to be. They're so tiny now.

Here's a couple for one......

If they're a woman...maybe....

Spoiler

[1966kelso]

....will laugh at my post before removing it.  And hopefully not send me a Notice of Post Removal letter

[leader-of-the-band]

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@1966kelso wrote:

....will laugh at my post before removing it.  And hopefully not send me a Notice of Post Removal letter

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It's not the post that needs removal !

[chuk_77]

understands the differnce between debate and arguement

accepts correct terms for girl and boy bits (and other medical terms) because you know, we are all adults here

knows how to joke

Enters the odd conversation like underbat (i think it was) did at news years and not just to tell us off like little children

I could go on

[poddster]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

Doesn't have selective hearing

What else makes for a good moderator?

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What brought this on?

[amber-eyed-girl]

Underbat did post a thank you note at one stage...which included the word

Behave!

[j*oono]

I would like them to use the ebay message system rather than the community one.  Then you actually get the message when you can't access the boards.

[poddster]

I agree J, then unjust sanctions can be addressed without haveing to do the time for a mistaken sanction.

[sandypas]

I think chuk hit it on the head.  Sometimes they think posts are interpersonal when they are debating and yes, you have to be an adult to register so why be treated like children.  Adult's opinions can differ and that's allowable because Australia has freedom of speech.