A moderator? The staff are letting members become volunteer moderators. They do not get payed is what i'm saying. You have to be over 18 and have to have been a member for 6 months is what I recall. It's kind of a free trial thing I guess.
how to become a mod
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Jul 13, 2010
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Basic criteria;
* Be aged 18 or over
* Know the site really well (not just live chess)
*Have only one account
*Be an active member in live chess
*Have been a member here over 6 months.
I fit the criteria! (aged 16.. 18.. same thing you know)
Where do i apply?
kohai wrote:
Basic criteria;
* Be aged 18 or over
* Know the site really well (not just live chess)
*Have only one account
*Be an active member in live chess
*Have been a member here over 6 months.
hehe kohai i am not suitable i am belove 18 and no 6 months experience heheh
I have not been here 6 months. Not even 1 actually!
i'm down, sign me up
Dec 20, 2010
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#8
Mods also get 11.5% discounts on all Hillshire Farms smoked hams as well as a 3.5% discount off of #2 pencil eraser replacements if bought between the hours of 3 and 4 am at participating Rite Aids
kohai wrote:
Whats a pencil ?
An image enhancer:
(Obviously)
A mod:
Dec 20, 2010
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#12
kohai wrote:
Whats a pencil ?
Early Myan 2012 thing? Seriously, I agree. What the beans is a "pencil"?
Dec 20, 2010
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#14
It appears to be somewhere in this photo? I'm waiting for my Mom to call me back to find out what it is
im physicaly fit and mentally fit for this..and im also qualified for the requirments..i hope they will accept me..tnx if ever!
Jun 14, 2011
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kohai wrote:
Whats a pencil ?
It's what antiquated geezers like me used to write with before PCs, MACs, word processors and and the Internet were invented. We also used an archaic machine called a "typewriter" which I suppose many kids nowadays would be hard-pressed to identify or describe. I always wanted an IBM selectric (typewriter) eons ago but by the time I got one it had already been made obsolete by "word processors" (typewriters with an LCD display and a few PC features).
Our whole economy is based on planned obsolescence, and anyone who can read without moving his lips should know it by now. Brooks Stevens
Not that far away…1950 . . .half a century ago-
I have some engineering plans drawn with pencils. . . and, for sure, many today´s CAD drawings would envy them.
You sharpened the pencil (better with a Gillete shaving blade) according to the width of the line. You had 13 types of graffite in the pencils, from "Hard" (H) to "Soft".(B) . . the Hard been such. that you could cut cardboard as if you were using a knife.
Yeap. . . believe or not
And about the PCs (170) ¡How happy we were when the first 10 Mb HD came into life. . . that was the "non plus ultra". . .!
Old man river. . .
i heard some my my friends become a mod how did they do it?