Absolute Anime

Hello,ppl.
I would like to be a mod, and I think I would be a pretty good one too.
I'm not gonna bore you all with details, but here are my basics for thinking I can be a good mod:

1.I always try to maintain peace in threads even though I not a mod;
2.I'm fair to all.
3.I'm peacefull and impartial, but I know how to be though.
4.I think all forums should be respected
5.I never neglect my duties.

So, what do you think?
Please, vote.
And if you wanna know anything else, pm me!

Whats that for?

In this part of the board, details are never boring. We need to be enlightened more than just tiny snippets of you that leaves elaboration to the imagination. You have some of the general points down, yet, like I said, details are needed. Almost anyone can do the things that you listed so what seperates you from the crowd?

Maybe you should consider looking over the Read Me First and look at all the other applications that are successful or are in-working and see if you missed anything.

yea i agree ^^^^^ cos he put my 2 applications to same

BUT CHIME WHOOPED HIS BUTT lol

very well.
first of all, I don't know what you mean, Knight in Dark Armor...

secondly, if you want detail, here it is:
I'm an very dedicated to AA.
In fact, I am very dedicated to anime, because it saved my life, literally, but I do not wish to approch those facts right now.
If you check my posts, you will see that I have always been respectfull and I tend to try and keep things in order.
I am impartial, and I KNOW I would do a good job as a mod. I already have moderating experience and so far I have never failed.
I am very responsible and I am willing to help everyone.

If you want to know anything in particular or know ore details, just ask, I will respond any question.

^_^
Val

why is every mod application iv seen these days been so screwed up...why god why??

and a big no on your application

why? can't u at least explain that big no?

i'm asking u to test me! ask me anything. i'm sure i can b a good mod!

^_^

Angel º-Valkery-º wrote:why? can't u at least explain that big no?

i'm asking u to test me! ask me anything. i'm sure i can b a good mod!

^_^

Your poll is wrong and so is your subject title... Read the stickies that the Webmaster put up for Mod apps and try again....

alright, I'll use proper grammar from now on.
And if you want me to do this again, I will. But I would like to know everyone's opinion.

Plenty of members have submitted multiple Moderator applications. Assuming that your next application will improve upon this one, then I recommend you re-submit. AFTER, you rack up a few more posts and show that you are willing to contribute to this forum.

I am pleased to see you are taking our advice seriously. I have yet to see a perfect application on this site (even those that have been accepted) and everyone has things they can change for the better.

Grammar is a basic necessity (in my humble opinion) and shows you are willing to take the time to make quality contributions to our site. You should consider reading the stickies on this section and follow the rules and guidelines for posting apps.

Thank you for that opinion.
I shall take your advices with pleasure.
With a little respect all can be acomplished.
But, I must ask, what do you mean by "rack up a few more posts"?

Thank you

Angel º-Valkery-º just ignore the thing about posts, she means that you need more posts. There is no one that demands that you have a high number of posts before you make an application.

Deadpool. wrote:why is every mod application iv seen these days been so screwed up...why god why??

I'd say that more and more people tend to make applications without reading the guidelines. And some just make it for funs sake without even putting down any work on it at all.

Knight in Dark Armour wrote:Angel º-Valkery-º just ignore the thing about posts, she means that you need more posts. There is no one that demands that you have a high number of posts before you make an application.

Personally, I think it's solid advice. I've read your concern about post count in another thread, but my feelings still remain unchanged. In addition to the other things I've listed (poor grammar, not following guidelines, wrong poll) I still believe post count can play a part in it.

I am by no means suggesting that no one with a low post count is not suitable for a moderator's position. I simply think that prospective moderators need to show that they are willing to take the time to contribute to our site in the long run.

I stated my main points for declining support of this application in my previous post. The post count concern was just an afterthought, and not something to base my decision on.

Off topic: I'm a man by the way.