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3. September 2010, 04:33:28
alilsassy 
Subject: Re: How come Redfrog can be a global mod when he isnt even a paying member?
Bernice: I would think positions such as Moderator's would be held for paying members. If Fencer felt redfrog was suitable for the position then maybe he should donate a membership to him. lol
I see there's a lot of that going on here with pawns holding moderator positions, for example:  Members only board. Kind of ironic to see a non-member holding the power. "This discussion board is available for paying members only - anybody with the membership level Brain Bishop or higher." (no offense against this individual...I just think it's time for an update)


3. September 2010, 04:36:05
rod03801 
Subject: Re: How come Redfrog can be a global mod when he isnt even a paying member?
alilsassy: Well yes, at the time, I thought she would come back as a paid member. But do you notice when the last posts were before tonight? It hasn't exactly been a pressing issue. I have removed her now, I hope that is satisfactory.

3. September 2010, 04:46:06
alilsassy 
Subject: Re: How come Redfrog can be a global mod when he isnt even a paying member?
rod03801:Thanks for updating your board Rod, but I was only using that as an example....this is an issue over many boards, as well as a few fellowships. Just curious how long a fellowship (with no LB) stays active after the BB becomes a pawn? Can this account return to BK a year later and resume the position as if they were never gone?
 

3. September 2010, 04:48:31
Vikings 
Subject: Re: How come Redfrog can be a global mod when he isnt even a paying member?
alilsassy: yes as long as it is the same account

3. September 2010, 04:50:17
rod03801 
Subject: Re: How come Redfrog can be a global mod when he isnt even a paying member?
alilsassy: In a fellowship? Sure why not? It was theirs. There have been plenty of times though when Fencer has made adjustments for people in fellowships when this was the case. If someone bothered to ask, I'll bet something would be done.

Lets be realistic, there really are times, when things really aren't pressing or an emergency. They only get brought up when someone has a reason for doing it.

If you really want me to spend time going through all the boards that haven't had posts in months, deleting those mods, I'll be happy to do it. Didn't seem that important at the time. If it is a concern, it can certainly be done though. I suppose perhaps you are interested in helping to moderate those boards with pawn moderators? It can certainly be brought up, if so. We are always looking for "fresh ones" who want to help out.

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