Just been idly looking at the site at the bottom of the page it says Global Moderator.............................

Can there be another even higher Darklord than Laidback?????????

Goonlord wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:03:

Just been idly looking at the site at the bottom of the page it says Global Moderator............................. Can there be another even higher Darklord than Laidback?????????

Must be ....... Laidbacks Mum  :P

I can't see it.

Usually an Admin is higher than a Mod anyway.  ;)

You guys have too much free time!  ;D

Moderators can be set up to moderate a single area or the entire site as a "global moderator".

Admin still have absolute power though...  ;)

Darklord?.... me?..... maybe!   ::)

wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:15:

You guys have too much free time!  ;D Moderators can be set up to moderate a single area or the entire site as a "global moderator". Admin still have absolute power though...  ;) Darklord?.... me?..... maybe!   ::)

Darklord... Probably not... Overlord, that's a bit more apt.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:15:

Admin still have absolute power though...  ;)

Oh no, that is not quite correct. Those with the root password to the Redhat server that runs it - that is absolute power  :P

Now how do you spell FORMAT again...?

Its easy, spell it out as it sounds......FOURMATT...dont you just love the english language!

Well technically it is newfs under Unix based systems, but thats splitting hairs...

TheBoy wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 13:12:

wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:15: Admin still have absolute power though...  ;) Oh no, that is not quite correct. Those with the root password to the Redhat server that runs it - that is absolute power  :P Now how do you spell FORMAT again...?

absolute power corrupts absolutely ::)

Salty wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 20:42:

TheBoy wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 13:12: wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:15: Admin still have absolute power though...  ;) Oh no, that is not quite correct. Those with the root password to the Redhat server that runs it - that is absolute power  :P Now how do you spell FORMAT again...? absolute power corrupts absolutely ::)

I'm open to bribery...  ;D

TheBoy wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 09:47:

Salty wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 20:42: TheBoy wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 13:12: wrote on 10. Aug 2006 at 11:15: Admin still have absolute power though...  ;) Oh no, that is not quite correct. Those with the root password to the Redhat server that runs it - that is absolute power  :P Now how do you spell FORMAT again...? absolute power corrupts absolutely ::) I'm open to bribery...  ;D

;)Absolute Power is in the hand's of the subscribers....

NO SUBSCRIBERS......NO FORUM ;)

Auto Addict wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 11:44:

;)Absolute Power is in the hand's of the subscribers.... NO SUBSCRIBERS......NO FORUM ;)

That is the most truthful statement yet...

You've taken away all my power in one sentence  :'(

;D

TheBoy wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 12:41:

Auto Addict wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 11:44: ;)Absolute Power is in the hand's of the subscribers.... NO SUBSCRIBERS......NO FORUM ;) That is the most truthful statement yet... You've taken away all my power in one sentence  :'( ;D

That's not strictly true, Knowledge is power...

If we didn't subscribe, we'd have to take Vx's word on everything.

So, by my reckoning, you're quite safe.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

TheBoy wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 12:41:

Auto Addict wrote on 11. Aug 2006 at 11:44: ;)Absolute Power is in the hand's of the subscribers.... NO SUBSCRIBERS......NO FORUM ;) That is the most truthful statement yet... You've taken away all my power in one sentence  :'( ;D

.... 'bout time someone put you all in your place... ;D 8-)