god of death wrote:hmmmm this place has alot of flaws in what they think would make a great mod, much less a decent mod. she's been trying really hard, and has read the rules and keeps to the right side of the law here. calling someone silly is actual not that bad of a thingm, when you think about it she could have lost her temper and went on a rampage but no she only said silly, and then went to just ignoring the situation. i know im out of place saying most of this but i watch alot of the actions of people on here, many of which have the qualitys of being a good mod. she is on of the few that would be good at it.
ive also seen that you smack down most if they have a grammar and spelling probelm, that doesnt mean that they cant work as a mod, even being an admin doesnt mean you have to have good typing skills.
the know how is the most improtant thing, haveing experiance, and allowing someone to get some is the best. so with this said, commander sparx's im issuing you a chance to get some experiance, come over to my site and ill teach you the ropes of modding hands on. then with a bit of experiance you might stand a better chance, post more here and get to know the people better, and with due time im sure you will get what you want.
as for me i only try to assist the sites i join, im always trying to help in some way, regardless if im a member, mod, or admin.
~god of death~
Like MC already said, this is like a job application. Spelling, grammar, and presentation are very important and
do matter. Moreover, the better a moderator's spelling and grammar, the better they can communicate with other mods and people are more willing to listen to someone with proper spelling/grammar/punctuation/capitalization etc. Good spelling and grammar make a person easier to talk to and cuts back on misinterpretations.
Very few people have perfect spelling, grammar, and puncuation but maintaining a basic to intermediate level of spelling/grammar/punctuation/capitalization is not difficult.