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And yeah, reddit is too big indeed, hence why problems can arise more easily. NUF and SHF can handle themselves with a small mod team and Tony being the sole admin. Things work much better in smaller environments.

Ah, game mods are a bit complicated... They're totally fine in small games with a community that knows one another. Bigger games that mods need to handle stuff like user problems and stuff though? That can be kinda weird for the same reason as reddit... The admins are too distant. Hard to know...

In Reddit you'd need to contact reddit admins and explain the problem and wait for long delays on replies from people that know nothing of your community. On here Tony sees things a bit more directly, he can solve problems way more easily than anybody on Reddit can.

Tony is behind justabot. And yes, Reddit varies. Sometimes you find some terrible ones, sometimes you find nice ones. NUF and SHF have the advantage of having Tony though. If a mod is a problem, Tony can just remove them. Reddit doesn't have that. Removing problematic reddit mods is a huge...

Of course, mods aren't perfect and can make mistakes. It happens. Back when I was a Roleplay mod I certainly made a lot of mistakes, it was quite the learning experience. Figuring out how to fix the mistakes and talk to my players was also important. Mods are mostly people who want the...

Basically every NUF mod I interact with regularly. All the Chatango mods on the team I was part of back in 2014 or whatever (before NUF was even a thing). Most reddit and gamefaqs mods I have interacted with as well. Though in Reddit I did find some bad mods too. It happened. It's easier for...

In forums it's much more about the forum rules than about interpersonal problems. Sure, interpersonal problems do happen, but aside from cases of harassing, forums generally have their problems contained to the threads where the problem originated, so the way of handling it is different.

It's more complicated in stuff like a discord, because the problems in instant chat problems tend to be more interpersonal. Mods then need to be able to keep a good composure and contact the mod team if they think their bias is getting in the way of their judgment, so as to let someone else...

You just need to not get involved in disputes. You play around and have fun. When people break the rules, you enforce the rules. Rulebreaking is rarely related to direct personal attacks, so you don't need to take sides. You can just delete posts as needed and lock threads as needed and give...

It's something that can be objectively measured for the most part. Enforce the rules. Don't abuse authority. Contact Admin if unsure about how to handle a given situation. Don't antagonize users. If you do this, you're almost guaranteed to be a good mod. Bad mods are mostly those that abuse...

You don't have much experience dealing with good mods then. Your problem. Not much I can do about that. Sometimes some sites get bad mods. It happens. The bad outliers don't change anything about the hardworking majority though.

And I'm not a mod, I don't moderate anyone. I just use the report button, which more people should be using. ... At least we don't get many spam bots here, so it's not as needed as it is on NUF.

Meh, mods are users like any other. They're fun to interact with. The only difference is that mods earned the trust of Tony to regulate the site, so he lets them do it. They're not any different from normal users on other aspects.

Yeah, that's a problem. Hopefully it will be fixed with time as the forum gets more active members. Can't really do miracles here, and I'm not active enough to report everything that breaks the rules myself.

I'm active on both sites. Both sites have good communities. People here in Scribblehub just don't know how to follow the rules yet for some reason, nor do they know how to report. That's basically the only issue I have here.

*hugs* Take care! I hope things are going well for you!!! >.<