How to tell if a mod is speaking as a mod, or just another member

[jimnyc]

Going forth, if a moderator is going to speak up within an active thread as a moderator, they will do so in bold red lettering. This will lessen any confusion as to whether or not what they have wrote was part of board business as a moderator, or if they are just voicing their opinion. Very simple, but makes a huge clarification.

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

Going forth, if a moderator is going to speak up within an active thread as a moderator, they will do so in bold red lettering. This will lessen any confusion as to whether or not what they have wrote was part of board business as a moderator, or if they are just voicing their opinion. Very simple, but makes a huge clarification. Thanks, a good addition to help keep things straight. :clap:

[Marcus Aurelius]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7sLRs_XzTg

:cool:

[hjmick]

I can usually tell by the type of insults in the post...

[tailfins]

If the text says "If you do/don't x, you will get banned, they are speaking as a mod.

[PostmodernProphet]

If the text says "If you do/don't x, you will get banned, they are speaking as a mod.

always worked for me.....

[Arbo]

Going forth, if a moderator is going to speak up within an active thread as a moderator, they will do so in bold red lettering. This will lessen any confusion as to whether or not what they have wrote was part of board business as a moderator, or if they are just voicing their opinion. Very simple, but makes a huge clarification.

Sounds good. Maybe they should include a mod only available graphic in there as well to draw your attention (in case you are colorblind)....

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