Answer by ccanonc for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum -...
One exception to the rule I have seen so far: When the only answer is a self-answer, and the asker has closed the question as answered. I could see allowing a moderator marking the self-answer as the...
View ArticleAnswer by niles for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum - would...
upvote this answer if you think "No, moderators should **not** have the power to add or subtract karma points from users; only admins should be able to do this."
View ArticleComment by Evgeny for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum -...
well, this scenario seems to be so unlikely that it well may be not worth codifying, at least not right away. Of course we'll have to see how often there is a need to manually change someone's karma.
View ArticleComment by niles for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum - would...
I'll just add an answer that people can upvote if they think otherwise; that's better anyway, I think, because it allows us to see the total number of responders, not just the net vote. (It has the...
View ArticleComment by niles for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum - would...
to add further subtlety, what if moderators were allowed to add/subtract, but only up to certain amount per user per week? Or what if karma change required multiple moderators to approve? (this could...
View ArticleComment by niles for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum - would...
does voting for this question mean "yes, allow moderators to change karma" ? I hope so :)
View ArticleComment by Evgeny for Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum -...
well, downvoting is not accessible to most people here. I guess it's impossible to use voting yet for a "poll"-like function.
View ArticleShould moderators be able to change users karma?
Imagine that you are an admin/owner of the forum - would you like moderators (users with moderator status) to be able of changing users reputation? Should this function be allowed to moderators?...
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