Can You?

[IAMWILL]

Hey Will again here with my 63rd post, 14th started thread. Im just wondering, is it possible to be upgraded to say a forum moderator by Administrators or Moderators? Hope i get answered, last time me email to Maverick wasnt :(

[Sugaree]

If you work hard enough, maybe. Admins just don't hand out jobs when they feel like it. It takes a lot of time and effort to find the right person.

I believe that you must have at least 500 posts and have been a member for 5 or 6 months.

[Mzor203]

I believe that you must have at least 500 posts and have been a member for 5 or 6 months.

The time and number of posts doesn't really matter. It's the quality of your posts, and how well you help people out. If you be a good, active member of the community and do your best to hep people out, then eventually you may become one if there is a position open.

[Maverick]

I double checked my inbox and I received no email from you. Sorry it didn't get sent.

[Oblivion]

If you work hard enough, maybe. Admins just don't hand out jobs when they feel like it. It takes a lot of time and effort to find the right person.

I believe that you must have at least 500 posts and have been a member for 5 or 6 months.

Not necessarily.
I think Steph became mod before 5 months even, and Autumn did before 500 posts.
Its all about the quality.

But keep in mind, there are people here with literally thousands of quality posts, and have been here multiple years.
Its unlikely... Extremely unlikely a staff position would be handed out to a new member, regardless of past experiences, etc.
You have to prove yourself.

But if you want to become a mod somewhere straight off the bat, I would suggest joining a fairly new site that needs new active members.

[Falk 'Ace' Flyer]

I double checked my inbox and I received no email from you. Sorry it didn't get sent.

Sorry, I must've filled it with my swiss cheese emails. I did warn you...

[Kiros]

Administrators look for several qualities when they try to find new staff members.

To raise your chances, you should consistently demonstrate:

daily forum activity
discipline & maturity
professionalism
comprehension of the rules
helpfulness toward other teens
a friendly attitude


If you follow through with this, you'll have a better chance of becoming a staff member in the future.