AA RFLeX wrote: Like I said, it's not the only factor you should take into account. Perhaps I misphrased myself - when I said that I didn't think they had either the experience or the dedication I wasn't talking about their post count entirely.

Also note that the post count desired should vary per section. For example, in the case of the Report Abuse section I find 20-30 to already be a pretty big amount, and even said so on Morgan's application for the section. You're taking matters out of context, here.

[quote="AA RFLeX" post=586480][quote="Raeker" post=586475][quote="AA RFLeX" post=586473][quote="Raeker" post=586466]Hello Megumin, Your post count in the past month was 7 and is still that exact same number. I do not believe you have the[b] experience[/b] or the dedication to get this rank. Good luck![/quote] What does post count have to do with experience or dedication?[/quote] I believe it shows experience in the section you're applying for. Of course it doesn't mean everything - for example, you could have a reasonably low post count and still understand how the section works, but it is the easiest way to tell whether you even know how the section works - which seems rather important when you'll be the person moderating it.[/quote] Well if we voted on how many posts someone has in a section, to become a global moderator you would need 1440 posts ( 80 posts on each section)[/quote] Like I said, it's not the only factor you should take into account. Perhaps I misphrased myself - when I said that I didn't think they had either the experience or the dedication I wasn't talking about their post count entirely. Also note that the post count desired should vary per section. For example, in the case of the Report Abuse section I find 20-30 to already be a pretty big amount, and even said so on Morgan's application for the section. You're taking matters out of context, here.