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Wow, thanks everyone. And your welcome. This really means a lot to all of us. 

Thanks, mods! 

BTW, when can we apply for moderator?

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MODS!!

Last edited by chipguy (2010-09-16 17:46:51)

Wolfie1996 wrote:

calebxy wrote:

What's the average age of moderators?

Hmm... modally speaking, I believe it's 14    I think it's also 14 as the median, and I'm not sure about the mean average... I'm younger than the average D: Oh well - I'll be 14 soon enough xD

Thanks, everyone!    It's been an honour moderating such a wonderful community - even though there have been the occasional ups and downs, everything always seems to turn out OK in the end    Also, I'd like to thank you all for helping us to keep the forums clean and safe via the reports 

And, last but by absolutely, positively no means least, a huge round of applause to the Scratch Team is called for, methinks!    Not only have you guys and gals created an awesome kids' programming language, but you've created a welcoming community that I, for one, am proud to say I'm part of    Also, without your help and support, I don't think I'd be half the moderator I have become over the past months    Thanks, guys, for everything ^^

Heheh... I'm youngest mod. 

illusionist wrote:

Wolfie1996 wrote:

calebxy wrote:

What's the average age of moderators?

Hmm... modally speaking, I believe it's 14    I think it's also 14 as the median, and I'm not sure about the mean average... I'm younger than the average D: Oh well - I'll be 14 soon enough xD

Thanks, everyone!    It's been an honour moderating such a wonderful community - even though there have been the occasional ups and downs, everything always seems to turn out OK in the end    Also, I'd like to thank you all for helping us to keep the forums clean and safe via the reports 

And, last but by absolutely, positively no means least, a huge round of applause to the Scratch Team is called for, methinks!    Not only have you guys and gals created an awesome kids' programming language, but you've created a welcoming community that I, for one, am proud to say I'm part of    Also, without your help and support, I don't think I'd be half the moderator I have become over the past months    Thanks, guys, for everything ^^

Heheh... I'm youngest mod. 

O_O

I can't tell if your joking or not -_-

demosthenes wrote:

militarydudes wrote:

illusionist wrote:

Heheh... I'm youngest mod. 

O_O
I can't tell if your joking or not -_-

I believe he is the youngest forum moderator. (I don't know whether it is he, or Dazachi).

Strange. That makes me older than him 

Last edited by militarydudes (2010-09-16 19:16:36)

Lightnin wrote:

Must we make the moderators ask people to stay on topic on their own appreciation thread?   

Let's give them a break, eh?

Yes. And to believe I'm running for mod 

rufflebee wrote:

We might as well make the rest of this week "Moderator Appreciation Week", (MAW? XD) because one day was hardly enough time to express our thankfulness 

Maybe that will be the case… I for one have no idea about this.

We moderators had absolutely no idea this was coming… it seemed completely out of the blue! Maybe that was to surprise us - but it did seem that the Scratch team knew it was coming from their grouped replies    Thanks so much Scratch Team for making us all feel proud this special day, but we wouldn't be half the united, kind, gentle, thoughtful, and all-around awesome people we are today without all the support you guys have given us. Maybe we should make a Scratch Team appreciation day! I feel like somebody already mentioned that in this thread… Silly me!

Chrischb wrote:

Spoiked mods. 

Spoiked? 

Thank you, Mods!! 

Thank you moderators. 

I say we should
1.) Have Moderator Appreciation Week (As rufflebee said)
2.) Scratch Team day/week (As coolstuff said)

The Scratch Team works a lot as well, and they help out a lot. Without them, Scratch wouldn't even exist. And 1 day isn't enough to thank all of our great moderators.