Who Will Watch the Watchers? I admit that recently I had a bad experience with some trusted tag holders. I didn't do anything wrong and I am over that. However, this is about what I learned through this experience, and my previous naive understanding of how things work on d2jsp. I am proposing two things. First, that there be a written, publicly published "Code of Conduct" for moderators. This will serve two purposes. One that users can know when they are treated badly and can point to the section of the "Code of Conduct" violated. Secondly, that trusted tag holders will have a set guidelines to follow in their dealings with the d2jsp users. Lastly, I am calling for a more open system of accountability for when moderators are disciplined for violating this user/trust tag holder agreement. I can see when a user has violated the rules by the warn percentage he has. However, I have no idea if a trusted tag holder has ever disciplined for treating a user badly. Seems a little unfair?

just report them to the admins or senior mods

All issues with trusted/mediators and members of the mod team need to be brought up with _mork_ - http://forums.d2jsp.org/pm.php?c=1&u=182103

As for code of conduct, we have the same rules that everyone else follows.
And we already have guidelines when dealing with users.

What is this breach of trust between user and tag holder that you speak of?

Trusted/mediators and the mod team are under far more scrutiny than the average user, so I don't know where you're coming from with this.

This post was edited by Arsenic_Touch on Jun 19 2010 11:53am

"Sunlight is the best disinfectant,” - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis

they will only be given power threw admins

and they can be taken away threw the admins as well

if anything seems wrong post in general help or pm a admin

if you ever have any problem with trusted + user you can contact me or Kevin about it