There are whispers that a cleanup is in the works. Lots of legacy mods who have gone inactive onsite and/or in moderation work. Of course, also resolves YES if a mod steps down.
Ultimate source of truth is the list inside the public Manifold codebase, since that toggles the badge and the actual mod powers.
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This @mods ”Pat Scott” has caused public drama on my market, causing chaos ruining my reputation as a market creator. I truly hope Manifold will take this into consideration as I am deleting the app specifically because of this
@Gemc if you want to complain about a mod action ping mods on the relevant market not here (maybe it's already been in the queue havent' been through it yet just flagging that this won't tell me what's up)
@Ziddletwix I have many times. But it is now too late, my reputation has been ruined and there's no going back.
@Gemc I, for one, think highly of Pat Scott and think his comments and actions in your market were both respectful and appropriate.
@snazzlePop I know nothing but why the hell did that resolve yes lol - trump didn’t do anything right
@JasonMendoza2008 a bunch of us are wondering the same. The creator claims no one disagrees with the resolution beyond the initial intervention, but this is not factual; he just blocked everyone who disagreed with the resolution, so the comment section is quite deceptive. He certainly didn't need any help ruining his reputation.
I for one have requested a full mod takeover. Regardless of the controversial alterations to the resolution criteria, I cannot for the life of me find a single reasonable argument for a YES resolution, no matter how I try to steelman the creator's reasoning.
EDIT: my apologies for continuing the containment breach of the "drama" to another market, but the creator still has me blocked (for initially pinging mods for the first misresolution, I assume), so I cannot exactly discuss this on-topic.