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message 1: by Kaylee (new)

Kaylee {author and editor} | 13 comments Mod
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β€œEvery great story needs someone to help turn the page.” ✦
Please answer each question honestly and thoughtfully. There are no β€œperfect” answersβ€”I’m looking for people who are responsible, kind, active, and genuinely interested in helping this group thrive. I know it seems like a lot but I feel the answers are important. I will probably take all the moderators but I may decide to be picky!

Name/Preferred Name:
Age Range:
Tell me a little bit about yourself.
Have you ever been a moderator before? If yes, where?
List 3 strengths or qualities that would make you a good moderator.
How well do you work with others? Explain.
How would you handle a disagreement with another moderator?
How would you handle a member who repeatedly breaks the rules?
What would you want to accomplish or contribute as a moderator?
Your friend breaks one of the group rules. How would you handle it?
Is there a way to contact you outside of goodreads (if you are comfortable with that)?


Brinleyyy≺3‒{actively enjoying the naturals}#activereader | 5 comments Name/Preferred Name: Brinley but call me brin
Age Range: 14-16
Heheh yk me pretty well
I'm a moderator in the besties baddies and books group and more I just can't remember right now
Kind, caring, making sure everyone is happy and okay
Pretty well
Apologize
Ask them if something if wrong and ask other moderators the best way to go
Help the group grow and meet people
Personally talk to them and ask why they did it
Heheh I text you through messages all the time unless I'm mixing up Kaylees


message 3: by Zoe (new)

Zoe | 3 comments Zoe
13-16
I have never been a mod before
I think 3 strengths/qualities of a mod are the ability to listen, wanting the best for others, and being pretty active.
I think I work well with others. I'm in many clubs at my school and almost everyone in my grade is friends with me.
One way I would handle that situation is to maybe talk with the "higher ranking" mod, just to get a POV from someone outside looking in.
After communicating with other mods see if they think its okay to communicate with them every time. Give them a couple chances, each time removing their posts, and then if they continue that behavior "Suspend" them from posting for a while.
Help the group grow and be beneficial to everyone
Talk to them about it personally. Don't get a lot of people involved
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