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Subject: One that arbitrates or mediates

Date: 2008-05-13 05:54:17

From: Marilyn PrattBusiness Card

or one who presides over a meeting, forum, or debate is the dictionary defination, but Gali says it so much more eloquently. And wikipedia says: "Almost all moderators on all forums can move discussions to different sections of the forum, close discussions, edit the content of individual postings, answer questions (or help people with problems), and 'stick' discussions so they remain visible in their forum section even if no new postings are made to them. Different forums may give their moderators further powers, such as being able to block/ban people from the message board"
No where does it say humane, caring, generous, didactic, smart, helpful, supportive. But we have those characteristics in the DNA of our "M"s too and Gali highlights them.
Thanks to those who validate what each of us is trying to do here.

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Weblog:		How Grateful We Are For All Our ‘M’s
Subject:		One that arbitrates or mediates
Date:		2008-05-13 05:54:17
From:		Marilyn PrattBusiness Card


or one who presides over a meeting, forum, or debate is the dictionary defination, but Gali says it so much more eloquently. And wikipedia says: "Almost all moderators on all forums can move discussions to different sections of the forum, close discussions, edit the content of individual postings, answer questions (or help people with problems), and 'stick' discussions so they remain visible in their forum section even if no new postings are made to them. Different forums may give their moderators further powers, such as being able to block/ban people from the message board" No where does it say humane, caring, generous, didactic, smart, helpful, supportive. But we have those characteristics in the DNA of our "M"s too and Gali highlights them. Thanks to those who validate what each of us is trying to do here.