to be honest, I always viewed mod-rights more as a restriction than anything else (given that I was interested in keeping them and doing a good job).
As a (good) mod, you are responsible for representing your team and the structure you volunteer for.
As a common user, you just need to represent yourself, which is what I'm best at anyways.
Thats how it was with the more serious jobs at least. Guess it doesn't apply that much to the forum here, but regardless.
As a (good) mod, you are responsible for representing your team and the structure you volunteer for.
As a common user, you just need to represent yourself, which is what I'm best at anyways.
Thats how it was with the more serious jobs at least. Guess it doesn't apply that much to the forum here, but regardless.