https://discord.com/channels/599131748143464459/599134046404214784/1298105442987413535 Before I start, read this conversation for context — it's in the 8-bit Mario speedrunning server, which you can find the invite to by clicking/tapping "Discord" to the right of "Category Extensions"

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This is my idea for if I can become a Speedrun.com mod, and you mods and former mods can change it up if you'd like — I'll take verifier, and I don't need moderator:

Do a majority vote, and whichever one wins, please have a mod or former mod DM me

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Again, I don't need to become a Speedrun.com mod for SMB/SMB2J — but I'd be very happy if I do become one

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​- TheNoSwearGuy (AKA NoSwear)

I think verifier is the right job since it is not too stressful but you get more responsibility and respect than just a runner since you decide if the runs are on the leaderboard or not, I think verifier is good for those who are new to SRC for any game.

@Creepr101 huh?

WDUM huh

I was supporting the fact for him being a verifier

@Creepr101 I also don't need or want to participate in any discussions regarding future rule changes

@TheNoSwearGuy OK

@Creepr101 I'm also not new to Speedrun.com

Except for mod features

I was not saying you were new I was saying for people in general.

Oh alright then

@Creepr101 inversely to your "become verifier and get more respect", generaly a user will need to get a significantly substantial amount of respect among the comunity members for that chance of them accepting him as a new verifier/mod/etc. , specialy if it is a big game like SMB1, or at least have something significant to contribute with that

Nothing against the OG with that btw, he does seem to have a point for something here so that's cool, not my decision

I see your point @KilleDragon, It does take a lot of time in the game to get something of somewhat responsible value, it is just that verifier is pretty much the lowest amount of value on moderation status standards.

@KilleDragon To confirm, by "OG", do you mean my original post?

Also I've been in the community for at least two years and almost five months