-SexyShweta-
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New mods got green very early this time, probably because of the pressure felt by old moHiya! To clarify (because, yes, the forum was unclear), they were not able to silence for the first 2 weeks. This time was used to learn and practice. Now, after those 2 weeks, they are able to silence in game but are still on probation with strong guidance from full and senior mods. Junior mods also do not receive crates to host community events. They will remain as junior mods until probation is complete, in 2-3 months (ish), at which time they will be evaluated by the dev team and promoted to full mod or released from the team.
This is the first time that mod team additions have been done in this way and also the first time there have been senior and junior distinctions so things may have been adjusted from what was previously stated on the post.
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It really is just a matter of updating the system. Wrong-channel posting can simply be made a violation to be moderated by Mods only. That shouldn't exactly bring the moderation team to its knees, considering we have considerably more Mods than we did earlier.Prettiest prettea SHWETA
Pls consider and recorrect me if I state anything wrong
I believe in the respected AUTHORITIES that they will check on the matter and let slide of any mistakes in the upcoming days
And SILENCING POLICIES will be based on REPORT from other fellow pimd users rather than any authorities acting upon it
This too shall pass,, i guess..
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The types of violations are already categorised, so the action for wrong-channel posting can be graduated as well. The first three instances could be treated as violations fit for warnings—for example, if someone posts in the wrong channel three times within a day or a week. Thereafter, a one-day silence could be imposed.
The silence tiers could then be 1 / 2 / 3 / 7 days instead of 1/7/30 days, with the tiers dropping weekly rather than monthly. Simple, proportionate, and hardly revolutionary.
All of this would, of course, require some coding. I assume the developers are capable of accommodating a reasonable allowance for the occasional innocent mistake. After all, not every misplaced post is an elaborate act of rebellion.
And since poetry seems to be the preferred method of conveying disagreement, perhaps
If one posts in the wrong place, a warning will do;
Repeat it three times, and silence follows too.
So, beneath all the dramatic verse, the proposal remains what it was originally intended to be: a fairly straightforward system update, not the constitutional amendment some might have imagined.