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Can I help you moderate this group? I am very good at organisations. I have been moderating over 15 and they've all been successful.
MeerderWörter wrote: "Ever wondered what a moderator can do in a group?Well, I have, until I started Our Marginalized Relations...
First things first:
A moderator has a little extra button in the upper right corner, s..."
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Well, I have, until I started Our Marginalized Relations...
First things first:
A moderator has a little extra button in the..."
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Well, I have, until I started Our Marginalized Relations...
First things first:
A moderator has a little extra button in the upper right corner, settings, where they can edit the name of the group, the description, the group rules and whether rules should be shown whenever a comment is posted or only to new members.
The next thing a moderator has to choose from is which topics are covered in the group ( Beliefs and causes for Our Marginalized Relations)
Then, whether the group is public or not.
Next what non-moderators can do or not as well as whether it is a group for adults only or not.
In the settings the moderators can upload a group picture/photo...
Finally, a moderator can broadcast a message to all members here. (Fun fact: They get a copy of the message too...)
In the button bookshelf, moderators sort books into want-to-read, currently-reading and read. Edit the dates from when until when it is supposed to be read, assign a discussion folder and add or remove a book from the group.
In the button members, moderators can make group members moderators and can also delete/block them. A message to all members can be broadcast here as well.
In the button Discussions, a moderator can create folders and sort them. They can also look at all unread topics. In a folder, a mod can edit topics from members. In a topic, a moderator can delete any comments and edit the topic as well. (This includes amending the title, choosing a different folder, pinning the topic to the top, and close the topic for new comments as well as delete the topic).
If a topic is assigned to a certain book, whenever a member makes updates on the book, they will appear on the right side of the member name (added, read, rated X stars...)
That is it. It's not that much, isn't it?;)