I thought of a couple concepts to make src, so let's get straight to the point

Redone Mod roles:

Head Moderator: By default, whoever added the game, all perms of current Super Mod, if they leave, the role goes to the oldest (Revamped) Super Mod. if there are no super mods, it gives priority to the oldest Regular Mod, if there are no mods, you can apply for head mod of the game, head mods can also remove anyone

Super Mod: Same as regular mod, but cannot delete the game, and can only remove people below them

Regular Moderator: Same as verifier, can't do anything to the  game, but verifies run

Features:

Head Mod Transfership: The head mod can transfer it's role to anyone, for example, the Minecraft series mods have forms to add maps, and obscure games, so they can transfer head mod thru this, when you transfer head mod, it switched your head mod roll, with whatever the role of who you are switching with is

Game members: You will be able to click a join game button, as well as a follow button, to be able to join a game, you must first run it, you now get features, like the forums, etc. As well as beign added to a list to view of who is a member (For mods)

Subcategory Revamp: Subcategories will now have its own tab in edit game, you will be able to make a subcategory, make values, and for each Subcategory, you can make "Subsubcategories" so you can now make those only apply when one subcategory is selected, so if you for say make a duos subcategory, and you have a 500 gold category, for say, duos, will only show as an option when 500 gold is selected, you may also now tick which categories the subcategories are used for, because as of current, if you want a subcategory to work for all categories, but one (For say you have 10 categories) you would need to make 9 Subcategories, and apply each one to one of the categories you do want, which is very tedious.

I really hope they implement this, some of my friends / mods agreed with some of these, anyways, thanks for reading, bye!

For the moderator roles, I don't really get what it's trying to accomplish. You added a new moderator role and removed the verifier role, and every role is now rolled upwards.
  
  
I don't get what a game members feature is supposed to achieve either. Right now everyone can follow a game to get notifications for it and see recent runs on the main page. People who didn't run the game are already locked from making new resources, but they aren't locked from making new guides.
I'm not sure if locking players who didn't run the game from making guides is a good idea; people might contribute their knowledge even if they didn't run the game specifically (and the mods can delete the guide in any case).

Locking players (who didn't run the game) from posting stuff in the forums of that game is a **terrible idea**. People can ask stuff about the game even if they don't intend to run it; people can ask for about tricks or glitches or general help if they want to run it but not upload any video; and also people may want help and clarification about rules and the like, exactly for their first run.
Just look at how many forum posts there are in the main threads that we redirect to a specific game forum.
  
  
I do agree with being able to attach one subcategory (or variable) to multiple specific main categories.
A "sub-sub-category" can also help in some cases.

Let’s just build our own SRC with blackjack and hookers

Im response to oreo - the new roles are meant to stop mods from being able to remove the game withotu having to be stuck with verifiers, what if, out of respect, you want to give themj a higher mod role, but you don't trust them with the ability to remove the game, also the head mod role helps identify who is in charge & is making the shots

1. No one can remove the game after 2 weeks except for Full Mods and Admins.

2. There should never be one sole person making the decisions. It's a community effort.

Revamping subcategories would be nice, they definitely feel like a bit of an afterthought in their current state. I'm not sure how I feel about "sub-subcategories" though (and surely there's a better name for that), I see the use cases for it but having them pop in and out of existence as you change subcategories might be a bit confusing from a UX perspective (and I think in *most* cases there's an alternative leaderboard layout that would be better anyway).

Everything else you're suggesting seems largely pointless. "Game Member" just locks people out of features with no real benefits, and "Head Mod" is just Super Mod with an exclusivity clause and a misunderstanding of how game mod teams are supposed to operate. As @starsmiley brought up, no single person is "in charge" and "making the shots". Moderators aren't rulers, they're representatives of the community.