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Please see the following pages for information about becoming a Moderator and Moderator responsibilities: | |||
*[[FamilySearch Wiki:Moderator]] | |||
*[[FamilySearch Wiki:Moderator Responsibilities]] | |||
*[[FamilySearch Wiki:The Purpose of Site Moderation]] | |||
==General Guidelines== | ==General Guidelines== | ||
Once appointed, Moderators are expected to abide by the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Policies]], the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Guiding Principles]] and the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Etiquette Guidelines]]. Failure to abide by these community rules may result in the termination of moderator status. | Once appointed, Moderators are expected to abide by the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Policies]], the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Guiding Principles]] and the [[FamilySearch Wiki:Etiquette Guidelines]]. Failure to abide by these community rules may result in the termination of moderator status. | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 8 May 2012
Please see the following pages for information about becoming a Moderator and Moderator responsibilities:
- FamilySearch Wiki:Moderator
- FamilySearch Wiki:Moderator Responsibilities
- FamilySearch Wiki:The Purpose of Site Moderation
General Guidelines[edit | edit source]
Once appointed, Moderators are expected to abide by the FamilySearch Wiki:Policies, the FamilySearch Wiki:Guiding Principles and the FamilySearch Wiki:Etiquette Guidelines. Failure to abide by these community rules may result in the termination of moderator status.