Although having no offences may help your chances of becoming a Player Moderator, you do not have to have a shiny clean offence list to become one.
Everyone has 'off' days, and we learn from our mistakes, and as such, it is important that if you do have offences, you have learned from them. Offences will typically only affect your chance of becoming a Player Moderator if you continuously violate the rules, or if they are serious offences, such as scamming.
A Player Moderator's silver crown will always appear, regardless of type of chat, origin of chat, and destination of the chat. Nor can a Player Moderator turn off their crown temporarily. When someone is a Player Moderator, their crown will show up everywhere and always. This is so that players cannot claim they have 'turned it off' for a while and possibly scam others.
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Play Sound. RSC OS. PMods Exposed Mod Stevew : "There is a period where they can Suggest a Mute, and that means that they would have applied a mute in the situation, but the player isn't actually muted; and that report comes to us, and we look at it carefully, and we're assessing the judgement of that person; and only when we're really satisfied that they're consistently applying mutes or would apply mutes correctly do we turn on that additional ability to be able to mute people.
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Before Jagex allowed qualifying free players to post on the forums, player moderators were able to use them regardless of their membership status. However, Jagex has said that it was an accident, so at the time, asked player moderators not to post in any forums besides the Player Moderator Forums.
Now, though, any mod can post on the forums as part of the "qualifying free players". Player Moderators can change their levels whenever they want. Player Moderators cannot change their levels except through training like normal players. However, Jagex Moderators can change their own levels for testing purposes. Player Moderators cannot generate any items they want and must work towards obtaining items like any other player.
However it has been shown on various occasion that Jagex Moderators can generate any items they want for testing purposes. Jagex will only notify a player that they have been invited via that player's RuneScape inbox. If there are any unread messages in a player's inbox, a red "X" will be shown in that section of the lobby and in the information box will be a message containing the number of unread messages as well as a link to the player's inbox.
Anyone telling you in-game or via email that you have been selected to become a Player Moderator is likely attempting to steal your password and should be reported for staff impersonation. This is not true in most cases, as there is a chance that information will be leaked , ruining the surprise for everyone.
Occasionally, Jagex will allow Moderators to give advanced input on Moderation-related updates, such as an update to a game rule, or the reporting system. Only Members are allowed to become Player Moderators. Any player may become a Player Moderator regardless of membership. Quality of reports is far more important than quantity, and making large numbers of reports in the hope of becoming a Player Moderator is actually counterproductive.
If a situation is doubtful, you may send a report—but keep in mind that there may be a better solution, like asking "Could we please talk about something else? Players are chosen for modship because of their high combat level or how long they have been playing the game.
Player Moderators are not simply high combat levelled players, nor are Player Moderators necessarily chosen for their time devoted to the game, though the more good information on a player Jagex obtains, the better. Many Moderators have combat levels of , but there are also many who have combat levels as low as 3.
Player Moderators are not obliged to help anyone and their cooperation is entirely voluntary. This even means that reporting and muting is optional as well, just as it is for normal players. Player Moderators can either appeal offences for someone else, remove them entirely, or request them to be removed. They cannot lift any bans or undo Jagex actions against an account.
The owner of the account in question is responsible for appealing the offence. Just like regular players, it is the Player Moderators discretion as to whether or not they choose to report a player breaking a rule. In fact, Jagex encourages their Player Moderators to only report if it's absolutely necessary. Player Moderators are given money to train skills and buy items instead of working to make their money.
Jagex Moderator Community Partner. Learn more Being a moderator is an important responsibility in RuneScape. With this responsibility comes a silver in-game crown, elevated report status, and ability to mute for up to 48 hours. Trusted members of the RuneScape community can become player moderators. Follow this guide if your goal is to become a RuneScape moderator. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers.
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Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Author Info Last Updated: September 10, Being active on the forums. This doesn't mean posting on the forums for the sake of being active. Contribute to the different forums, suggest new ideas, respond to other ideas. The quality of the posts you make counts for a lot more than the quantity of the posts you make.
Send in reports when spotting a player breaking the rules. Knowing the rules is a big part of this, as someone may be breaking rules you don't know. Having a print-out of the rules [1] X Research source , or simply reading it often can help you find the people.
To report, simply click the examine button on a person and then there should be a flag option to report. Alternatively, there is a red report button on the bottom of your chat window.
Make sure your accounts is secure. Set up your recovery questions and answer them accurately. Authorize two-factor identification on your account, which requires a device to get the authenticator from. The last thing Jagex needs is one of their trusted members being hacked and used for malicious deeds. Do not break the rules. If a moderator doesn't even follow the rules why should a player? A few examples include reporting people for no reason, for the sole reason of getting a higher quantity of reports.
Don't be rude to people. Calling people "noobs" or cursing at the repetitively doesn't enhance your image of a good moderator. Be mature and respectful to people. Use proper grammar when you can, and be friendly to anyone that talks to you. Offer help to new people and advice to players looking for help. All mods will show these qualities, if you talk them it is apparent. Be active within the game. If you play the game once or twice a week for a few hours, that's only a few hours that you are actively leveling your account and meeting new people.
Expect to play several hours a day every day of the week.
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