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No (and yes...)... I assume moderators are selected on the basis of having a sound knowledge of the workings of GTP already, so no training is required. daan does show people how to swing a baanhammer properly though, and existing mods are able to answer any questions new mods have. Swift was particularly helpful to me when I started, for example.Is there some training for new mods?[/B]
Trust me, there's nothing to see of much more interest than exists on the boards in general - except sometimes when an admin hasn't debugged the latest version of Famine's code properly and he goes berserk for a while. Usually Jordan has to fix him before the new version is rolled out into the public forums. Last Wednesday, for example, he was posting in Lilac for a few minutes...Can I please have a peek at the special mod forum? Please!
Not worse or better, new members will always be new members, and there will always be a steady intake of new people - it's really the attitude of increasingly long-term members (and yes, that includes moderators) that changes, so IMHO, it's not the noobs we should be worried about, but how longer-term members treat them...MMBut anyways, since most of you mods/admins has been on this site longer that me, what do you think of the new member situation now? Is it worse or better than before?