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How to Appeal Moderator Action / Behavior to Administration?
The FlyerTalk Rules (link) are worth referring to in these instances; they also include a relevant rule:
"18. Discussion Of Moderator Actions (link to this Rule) Moderators value your private views and feedback related to their actions and duties. You may submit appropriate feedback to moderators by private message or e-mail. Do not post comments about moderator decisions or actions, or about the work of moderators, unless a moderator has invited members to post feedback in a particular thread. Any concerns about the actions of a moderator should be directed exclusively and privately to the Community Director." (e-mail link) You may also PM the Community Director as SanDiego1K. Your communication should concisely state the the moderator's handle and forum, the nature of your concern, a summary of what occurred from your perspective and relevant supporting information. The Community Director's decisions related to all appeals shall be final. JDiver, Co-Moderator |
moderator problems.
who do we go to to complain about moderators' behaviour?
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Originally Posted by nmh1204
(Post 29178085)
who do we go to to complain about moderators' behaviour?
https://www.flyertalk.com/help/feedbacktxt.php |
thanks but doesn't give an option to complain
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Since this is not a Technical Support issue, I will close this.
Concerns about specific moderators or their actions can be directed to FlyerTalk's Community Director, SanDiego1K. cblaisd Co-Moderator, Technical Support forum |
How to Appeal Moderator Action to Administration?
regarding a moderator whom you believe is attacking you
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Send a PM to SanDiego1K, the Community Director.
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Since this has been answered, we'll close and the op can pursue.
cblaisd Co-Moderator, Technical Support forum |
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