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wiimaster wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

I voted for wiimaster first. The rest is classified information 

thank you very much! i apreaciate that.

i think the only problem with the 'election' is that it is not an election. there is not gonna only be one who we must elect, there will be multiple who volenteer and have good reputations, are nice, go on scratch a lot, ect ect.

Yes. I do understand that. This is UNOFFICIAL. Its just so that the scratchR team can see what our polls say. (And that we can do this on our own.    )

J0j2 wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

I voted for wiimaster first. The rest is classified information 

thank you very much! i apreaciate that.

i think the only problem with the 'election' is that it is not an election. there is not gonna only be one who we must elect, there will be multiple who volenteer and have good reputations, are nice, go on scratch a lot, ect ect.

Yes. I do understand that. This is UNOFFICIAL. Its just so that the scratchR team can see what our polls say. (And that we can do this on our own.    )

I voted for you second. THE REST IS CLASSIFIED.

The-Whiz wrote:

-I have been on Scratch for over 2 years and 3 months.

Or... you could say "Almost as long as Scratch has existed".

Where is The-Whiz on the ballet? 

http://selectricity.org/quickvote/nextforummoderator

EDIT: I created an updated version of Dream-Caster's poll. It has the rest of the candidates added.

click here to see it

Last edited by illusionist (2009-10-14 14:49:31)

andresmh wrote:

You should probably set a deadline for candidates and wait until then to create the selectricity quickvote.

Yes. Thats a good idea. I'm going to tell everyone that the line for running is closed. It has been and I should have put that up. I'm sorry. But I'd like a little info on the actual official elections please.

J0j2 wrote:

andresmh wrote:

You should probably set a deadline for candidates and wait until then to create the selectricity quickvote.

Yes. Thats a good idea. I'm going to tell everyone that the line for running is closed. It has been and I should have put that up. I'm sorry. But I'd like a little info on the actual official elections please.

There is no such thing as an official election. I was hoping the community would organize on their own to come up with rules and a structure to select the group of people that are willing to moderate the TBG forums. If things don't get organized well, the Scratch Team would decide not create the new forum.

I'm just not sure if this 'voting' thing is so umm...such a good idea. Because many people just vote based on friends, and their projects and  many people won't neccecarily vote because of how they act on the forums. I think some key points are

Maturity - doesn't fool around, yet has a nice sence of humor - this can be helpful, so they know what language is right or not, and they have experience in real-life situations
Mildly good scratcher - not as good as archmage, but they understand how it works, and they've made some 'advanced' projects.
Good grammer - This is more important than it sounds. Better grammer can make you sound more well, important and informal, rather than making lots of typos and things. Also it can make it harder for other scratchers to understand you. Just look at me hehe.
Experience - I think this is important, because people with more experience in the scratch community, know what the community is like, and everything. People like my and archmage, and most of the current moderators, not neccecarily cheddargirl, have experience, and generally know the community better.

Just my opinions.

Also, look at MyRedNeptune's List of people running! You need to really look. Just going based on what the people said on the first 2 days isn't neccecarily the best.