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We have 3 moderator positions open and are looking to bring a few people onboard to help oversee these forums and keep them moving.

The requirements to be a moderator in these forums are:

1. You must check your forums (forums you are assigned to) once a day by logging into this site. An occasional missed day is fine. If you are gone or will be gone for more than 2 days, a message needs to be posted for our moderating team and a Super Moderator should be notified.

2. An open mind, calm attitude, mediator mentality, and complete professionalism is required.

3. You may not be a forum moderator on any other site at the same time.

More details and moderator handbook provided.

If you are intersted or would like to nominate someone, please post a reply in this thread.

Stoopidbot1 Grand Master

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I nominate DrtyGrl, she would fit the role and would be a great addition to our team.

I also think that Scott would be a good choice if he could make the time to come on a bit more often.

And JoeT, but with his military obligations it could be a bit tough.

Roody Enthusiast

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I would love to!

I don't spend too much time on this site but I forgot about it for a while then got caught up in sports and getting into college. But now I have a lot more free time so I'll be spending a good bit of it on here.

And yes, I have previous experience...been moderating ATVFan for a couple years (I know ATVFan is somewhat frowned upon on this site, but it's still a qualification).

Ajmboy Grand Master

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I would love to!

And yes, I have previous experience...been moderating ATVFan for a couple years (I know ATVFan is somewhat frowned upon on this site, but it's still a qualification).

It's also a no no....:frown:

3. You may not be a forum moderator on any other site at the same time.

Roody Enthusiast

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For now I'm going to ATVFan. It's like my home...I've been a member on there for as long as I can remember. It was the first ATV site I joined when we were just getting into the sport.

But if I feel like quitting that site, I'll be sure to let you guys know! Hope the offer is still on the table if anything were to happen with "the forbidden site" (that's what I'll call it LOL).

But if there is any way for me to do both, I would totally be into that...anything to help out...

Roody Enthusiast

Roody

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I was just joking about resigning. You are always more than welcome as a member and maybe there will be a future posotion that you can fill.

Haha I know. I'll hang around here for a while...I like this site...much more low-key than ATVFan...(much less arguing).

BuckBilly Veteran

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I would love to!

I don't spend too much time on this site but I forgot about it for a while then got caught up in sports and getting into college. But now I have a lot more free time so I'll be spending a good bit of it on here.

And yes, I have previous experience...been moderating ATVFan for a couple years (I know ATVFan is somewhat frowned upon on this site, but it's still a qualification).

A Mod on that other site is just a member with a purdy name right? Thats pretty much what Raptor8 said. You guys had your Mod powers taken away but got to keep the title, right? Edited by BuckBilly
DirtDemon Veteran

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I would be willing to help out if needed. I would not mind spending more time on this site, I have noticed that folks here are not nearly as pretentious as some people on other forums, so I would be happy to spend the extra time on it.

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