Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-24143974-20140803110058

I'm no moderator, but I'll give you some tips and past experience of being a moderator in many different sites.

1) Use caps when necessary. As such, use capitals at the start of every sentence, or for a place/person. Using capitals without necessity can lower your chances of becoming a moderator, as it just doesn't look like what a moderator would write/type like.

2) Detail. The more detailed your application is the more appealing it would be when people read your application, thus the higher the chances of becoming a moderator.

3) Don't waffle. Get straight to your point. People don't like to read applications who just waffle on and on without getting straight to the point. It just looks and sound boring.

4) Don't give out details that aren't relevant to your application. Things that have nothing in relevance should not be included. It'll do you no good.

That's about it, I'll think of more when I have more time.

Thanks, Sxerks2. 