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Celina wrote:
When was the last one?
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In March(:
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Celina wrote:
Okay, thank you. And would any one happen to know if there will be one soon? :p
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Probably not for a while. There aren't a ton of users and none of the moderators have quit recently.
Date: 05-08-2013 04:36
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Date: 06-08-2013 12:46
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Date: 06-08-2013 12:58
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Zee wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise other websites or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
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Ronella wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise smallworlds or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
yes, every morning when I´m online there´s no mod :o
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Date: 06-08-2013 17:18
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Agoraphobia wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise other websites or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
During those times, there are usually less than thirty people online. I think that looking for people in that time zone when the website grows would be a good idea, I don't think there is any urgent need for moderators right now. 
Date: 06-08-2013 18:04
Zee
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Zee wrote:
Rianne wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise other websites or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
During those times, there are usually less than thirty people online. I think that looking for people in that time zone when the website grows would be a good idea, I don't think there is any urgent need for moderators right now. 
During those times however are people from different countries; usually new people looking for help or people whom know when the mods aren't on and decide to advertise other websites such as what happened earlier last week where a girl was cussing VP and advertising smallworlds and saying how shitty this website was and today a new vp user was having trouble navigating and learning the actual website and rules to go with it with no moderator in place as a mentor.
Even though there may be less than 30 people (Which i've seen reach up to 85+ people with no mod) it's useful for people to have mods online to help clear out spammers, advertisers, and all that bullshit out. It's 24/7 Security and moderation which most websites secure in place.
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Date: 06-08-2013 18:14
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OwlInfestation wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Rianne wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise other websites or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
During those times, there are usually less than thirty people online. I think that looking for people in that time zone when the website grows would be a good idea, I don't think there is any urgent need for moderators right now. 
During those times however are people from different countries; usually new people looking for help or people whom know when the mods aren't on and decide to advertise other websites such as what happened earlier last week where a girl was cussing VP and advertising smallworlds and saying how shitty this website was and today a new vp user was having trouble navigating and learning the actual website and rules to go with it with no moderator in place as a mentor.
Even though there may be less than 30 people (Which i've seen reach up to 85+ people with no mod) it's useful for people to have mods online to help clear out spammers, advertisers, and all that bullshit out. It's 24/7 Security and moderation which most websites secure in place.
I do have to agree.

All the moderators we do have are all online at the same time. 
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Date: 06-08-2013 18:20
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Agoraphobia wrote:
Rianne wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Despite the fact that theres heaps of moderators for a small server, there aren't any in different timezones so theres still those gaps without mods where people advertise other websites or criticize the website, spam, new people needing help and so on. D:
During those times, there are usually less than thirty people online. I think that looking for people in that time zone when the website grows would be a good idea, I don't think there is any urgent need for moderators right now. 
During those times however are people from different countries; usually new people looking for help or people whom know when the mods aren't on and decide to advertise other websites such as what happened earlier last week where a girl was cussing VP and advertising smallworlds and saying how shitty this website was and today a new vp user was having trouble navigating and learning the actual website and rules to go with it with no moderator in place as a mentor.
Even though there may be less than 30 people (Which i've seen reach up to 85+ people with no mod) it's useful for people to have mods online to help clear out spammers, advertisers, and all that bullshit out. It's 24/7 Security and moderation which most websites secure in place.
Who was advertising SmallWorlds?
We tried looking for moderators from Australia or people who log in at that time, but there were less than an handful and not all of them were fit to be moderators at the time.
Next time, we will stress finding people for that time zone. Most of the current moderators are American or British because the website is mostly US/UK. 
Date: 06-08-2013 18:28
Zee
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Zee wrote:
Rianne wrote:
Agoraphobia wrote:
Rianne wrote:
During those times, there are usually less than thirty people online. I think that looking for people in that time zone when the website grows would be a good idea, I don't think there is any urgent need for moderators right now. 
During those times however are people from different countries; usually new people looking for help or people whom know when the mods aren't on and decide to advertise other websites such as what happened earlier last week where a girl was cussing VP and advertising smallworlds and saying how shitty this website was and today a new vp user was having trouble navigating and learning the actual website and rules to go with it with no moderator in place as a mentor.
Even though there may be less than 30 people (Which i've seen reach up to 85+ people with no mod) it's useful for people to have mods online to help clear out spammers, advertisers, and all that bullshit out. It's 24/7 Security and moderation which most websites secure in place.
Who was advertising SmallWorlds?
We tried looking for moderators from Australia or people who log in at that time, but there were less than an handful and not all of them were fit to be moderators at the time.
Next time, we will stress finding people for that time zone. Most of the current moderators are American or British because the website is mostly US/UK. 
I sent a mail to Emma about it awhile back but I just cleared out my whole computer. I'll see if I can find it again.

And that's a better approach, plus the fact this website is a all-english speaking website, it wouldn't be fair to leave out the Canadians, NZers, and Australians. (I literally had to fight with wAg to get Australia more involved in gSm and I'm hoping this doesn't happen here either.)
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Date: 06-08-2013 18:31
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They won't be left out. This is an English speaking website, so english speakers can apply. 
Date: 06-08-2013 18:33
Zee
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Zee wrote:
Rianne wrote:
They won't be left out. This is an English speaking website, so english speakers can apply. 
That's reassuring to hear. ^_^
But backing up my point, having mods from across the globe also comes in handy with like events for the country and girls from that country.
Like Ireland = St patricks day
Australia = Australia Day
etc etc, you feel me? ^_^
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Date: 06-08-2013 19:15
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