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Re: [BB] The view from 30,000 feet

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Originally Posted by Chris is me View Post
So about ThinkTank nominations - do we just nominate people that are notable and constantly give out good advice? If that's the case you could probably just go down the CD Reputation list and name like 15 names.
Pretty much. The ThinkTank moderation system works by having "subject matter experts" review and approve articles and article revisions as they are posted. Each moderator has a subset of tags in which they are considered an expert and they are allowed to approve articles marked with those tags.

Moderators are mainly asked to give articles quick reads to ensure that they meet the rules and formatting standards set forth on the website, and are giving correct information. Articles and revisions require a minimum of two approvals before they go live.*

ThinkTank is looking for people who are experts in their mentoring area(s) and are willing to spend some time checking the website and approving new articles. You can go to the ThinkTank website to get an idea of the kinds of articles that need approving.


*it should be noted that this was the system at the time the website was developed and released in December 2008. I assume it has not changed significantly since then, but I could be wrong
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