First I'm going to talk about why I would be a good mod.

1. I have lots of free time (I've mentioned this lots of times so I wont go in to detail)
2. I'm very active on the forums and the discord
3. I (most likely) wont get demotivated to verify runs Next I'm going to talk about why I wouldn't be a good mod.
4. I haven't been in the community for nearly as long as some others
5. I don't know how to retime runs (Although I could probably learn quickly) Alright, that's pretty much it. Thank you for reading the whole thing :)

@YUMmy_Bacon5 @JoJoYoBro

Thx, I'll ask you the same questions that I aksed @JoJoYoBro when he asked

1. So why do you want to be a mod?
2. Do you have a good understanding of how sr.c works (Formatting text, variables, the api, categories, ect)?
3. Have you moderated a game before on sr.c?
4. And do you have a computer?

1. To help you guys verify runs mainly
2. Mostly
3. No
4. Yes and I play granny on emulator

[quote=Nedrax]2. Mostly[/quote] Do you understand..

1. Categories and variables
2. Text formatting
3. The api?

And do you think you could be able to catch cheaters?

1. I understand categories, I don't know about variables.
2. No
3. No Btw I feel really stupid that I dont know these things lol

Yes I will be able to catch cheaters. And I will look in 0.25 speed if there is something sus

[quote=Nedrax]Btw I feel really stupid that I dont know these things lol[/quote] No, it's fine not many people know, or can even understand, the api and it's basically only for devs

@YUMmy_Bacon5 so do you think i would become a mod?

😃⃢👍

@Colors you didn't set the default for all runs without a value [quote=Colors]AlexKaboom is an expert at fixing variables[/quote] same😎

@Nedrax is now a mod!😎 Also @scorpionblaze has been added recently

new mod every day or something?????

I might apply but imma wait and see how school goes this week and maybe I'll consider

wow new mod