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message 1: by [deleted user] (new)

I'm not able to get online much at the mo. Was wondering if there is anyone who wants to help out as a mod.

Sam


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

I'm so far behind with my reading, and I wont be able to get on the internet much in December, I was wondering if we could skip the January Read, and use this time to catch up.

Unless someone else wants to help out by taking nominations and setting up a poll.

Sam


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

I'll give it a go if someone can explain what being a mod means in an ABC talking to a dope way.
davidrory


message 4: by [deleted user] (new)

Thanks David.

Basically in the nominations thread we start to nominate a book to read the following month. I usually do this at the beginning of each month, and keep nominations open for 7 - 10 days. Then when all the nominations are in you start a poll, its quite easy if you look to the top right of the main page you will see "poll" click on this then click create a poll.

I can give you a hand to start with but I probably wont be on line from 21 Dec to 5 Jan, off to England to catch up with friends and family and probably wont get time to get online.

Thanks again for the offer.

Sam


message 5: by [deleted user] (new)

@ David

You've now been made a mod.


message 6: by John (new)

John Braine (trontsephore) Sam I don't think I've done a single mod like thing since becoming one. If anything I've probably been less involved!

If the polls is the main thing you want a hand with how about divvying them out between the mods?

Will I do Feb?


message 7: by [deleted user] (new)

Thank John that would be great.

I'm feeling a bit like a crap mod at the mo as I am so far behind with the reading. Hopefully will be able to catch up over the Christmas break.


message 8: by John (new)

John Braine (trontsephore) I've just removed myself as moderator. Sorry hadn't got time for it either.


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