| rdfs:comment | - Player moderaattorit eli pelaajavalvojat ovat tavallisia RuneScapen pelaajia, jotka Jagexin henkilökunta valitsee. Pelaajavalvojat auttavat seuraamalla peliä etsimällä sääntöjenrikkojia ja auttamalla muita pelaajia. Kun sääntöjen rikkoja löytyy, ryhtyvät pelaajavalvojat tarvittaviin toimenpiteisiin ja pitävät pelin nautittavana. Pelaajavalvojatoiminto lisättiin peliin 14. kesäkuuta 2004. Pelaajavalvojan tunnistaa hopeasta kruunusta chatissä pelaajan nimen edessä.
- Spiller Moderatorer (folkemunne pmods eller bare mods) er RuneScape spillere valgt spesielt av Jagex ansatte på grunn av sitt engasjement i in-game community. De er ambassadører for spillet og bidra til å opprettholde en hyggelig in-game miljø. De ble lagt til spillet på 14 juni 2004, og siden da har teamet vokst til ca 2000. Andre typer moderatorer har moderatorene Jagex moderatorer. Alle RuneScape spiller moderator er automatisk FunOrb spiller Moderatorer.
- Player Moderators are regular players chosen by Jagex staff to help combat rulebreaking. Player Moderators are just like normal players, with a few exceptions: Mute Ability - In extreme cases of rulebreaking, Player Moderators are capable of muting RuneScape's worst scoundrels for a period of 48 hours. Jagex keeps a close eye on this ability however, making sure that it is neither abused nor misapplied. Player Moderator Forums - Player Moderators have access to additional forums where moderating issues are discussed. Aside from the above, Player Moderators are no different than you or me.
- Player Moderators (colloquially pmods or just mods) are FunOrb' players chosen specifically by Jagex staff due to their commitment to the in-game community. They are ambassadors of the game and help to maintain an enjoyable in-game environment. Other types of moderators include Forum Moderators and Jagex Moderators.
- A Player Moderator, also known as a PMod, is a player chosen by Jagex to help monitor and maintain the in-game RuneScape environment. Player Moderators have the ability to issue a 48-hour mute to any abuse reports they submit. In-game, they can be identified with a silver crown or a silver star if they are members of the gold Premier Club. One must accept an invitation by Jagex from the Message Centre to receive this position.
- Player Moderators can be recognised by having a silver crown (File:Player moderator emblem.png) visible next to their name when they speak in-game. However, it is not present in their username when right clicking. Also, the crown cannot be disabled or hidden. In addition, there is no way to identify a Player Moderator on the RuneScape forums as their posts appear the same as a regular player. Being a Player Moderator is a volunteer role and they gain no advantages, such as free membership or any in-game advantages.
- Player Moderators, also known as PMods or just mods, are RuneScape players chosen specifically by Jagex staff due to their commitment to the in-game community. They are ambassadors of the game and help to maintain an enjoyable in-game environment. They were added to the game on 14 June 2004 after the introduction of RuneScape 2 and since then the team has grown to over 5,000 with current player moderators around 2,000. Other types of moderators include Forum Moderators and Jagex Moderators. All RuneScape Player Moderators are automatically FunOrb Player Moderators and vice versa. In more recent times, they can also be known as champions of the community.
- Player Moderators can be recognised by the silver crown - File:Player moderator crown.png - or the silver star if they are also a Premier Club member - File:Player moderator VIP badge.png - visible next to their name when they speak in-game (but not in their username when right clicking), or when they are sending messages. This image cannot be disabled or hidden. On the RuneScape forums, however, there is no visible differentiation between Player Moderators and regular players. Anyone who claims to be a Player Moderator without a crown can be reported (for staff impersonation) using the report abuse menu. While acknowledged as not actually being hired members of the Jagex Staff (only regular players with extra entrusted tools), the rule is still applicable to impersonation of them.
- Afbeelding:Pmod.gif Een Player Moderator', oftewel Played Mod of Pmod is een speler met als functie: het Chatverkeer en regels op orde te stellen. Ze hebben dan ook meer prioriteit dan de gewone speler. Hun vermeldde misbruiken worden dan ook sneller nagekeken, behalve de Macroing reports. Ze hebben ook de mogelijk om iemand 2 dagen het zwijgen doen op te leggen (Muted) Player Moderator zijn herkendbaar d.m.v. een zilver kroontje voor de Afbeelding:Pmod_icon.gif username, ze kan niet verwijderd of weggehaald worden in het spel. Categorie:Moderators
- A Player Moderator (also known as a Player Mod or P Mod) is a player with additional abilities to help them keep rule-breakers from breaking any more rules. Player moderators' reports have priority over regular players; in other words, Jagex staff look at their reports first. They also have the ability to mute other players for 48 hours and send multiple reports at once (whereas a normal user may only send 1 report per minute). If a Player Moderator talks, they will always be heard, even if a player switches their Public Chat to Off. The only way to not see a Player Moderator's chat in the Chat Box is by completely filtering it out (by click another chat button).
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| abstract | - Player Moderators can be recognised by having a silver crown (File:Player moderator emblem.png) visible next to their name when they speak in-game. However, it is not present in their username when right clicking. Also, the crown cannot be disabled or hidden. In addition, there is no way to identify a Player Moderator on the RuneScape forums as their posts appear the same as a regular player. Player Moderators have access to the Player Moderator Centre, which contains links to the Player Moderator forums, information and up-to-date guidelines. These features allow Player Moderators to have the guidance and advice they need, while allowing Jagex to collect valuable feedback. When reporting, Player Moderators have an additional ability to add a mute for more serious issues. All abuse reports made by Player Moderators are directed to a separate group of Jagex staff members who monitor and review all the reports as a matter of priority to ensure the actions taken by a Player Moderator are correct. Being a Player Moderator is a volunteer role and they gain no advantages, such as free membership or any in-game advantages.
- A Player Moderator (also known as a Player Mod or P Mod) is a player with additional abilities to help them keep rule-breakers from breaking any more rules. Player moderators' reports have priority over regular players; in other words, Jagex staff look at their reports first. They also have the ability to mute other players for 48 hours and send multiple reports at once (whereas a normal user may only send 1 report per minute). If a Player Moderator talks, they will always be heard, even if a player switches their Public Chat to Off. The only way to not see a Player Moderator's chat in the Chat Box is by completely filtering it out (by click another chat button). A player moderator is not a Jagex employee. Therefore, they are still subject to the same rules as a normal player. As well as this, they receive no extra benefits, either in game or real life as a result of being a moderator. You should never give a player moderator your password, even if they ask for it, and if you see a player moderator breaking any rule, they should be reported. Player moderators will always have a silver crown (File:Pmod icon.gif) next to their name when they talk in game. This crown cannot be removed, and there is no crown shown for player moderators on the forums. The only exception to this are Dual Moderators who have green crown (File:Forum mod crown.gif) when posting on Forums. If a player without a silver crown beside their name claims to be a player moderator, they should be reported for Rule 5. Similarly, if a player claims to know a Player Moderator and uses this in an attempt to persuade a user one way or another, or attempts to scam or hack the player, they can be reported under the same rule.
- Player moderaattorit eli pelaajavalvojat ovat tavallisia RuneScapen pelaajia, jotka Jagexin henkilökunta valitsee. Pelaajavalvojat auttavat seuraamalla peliä etsimällä sääntöjenrikkojia ja auttamalla muita pelaajia. Kun sääntöjen rikkoja löytyy, ryhtyvät pelaajavalvojat tarvittaviin toimenpiteisiin ja pitävät pelin nautittavana. Pelaajavalvojatoiminto lisättiin peliin 14. kesäkuuta 2004. Pelaajavalvojan tunnistaa hopeasta kruunusta chatissä pelaajan nimen edessä.
- Spiller Moderatorer (folkemunne pmods eller bare mods) er RuneScape spillere valgt spesielt av Jagex ansatte på grunn av sitt engasjement i in-game community. De er ambassadører for spillet og bidra til å opprettholde en hyggelig in-game miljø. De ble lagt til spillet på 14 juni 2004, og siden da har teamet vokst til ca 2000. Andre typer moderatorer har moderatorene Jagex moderatorer. Alle RuneScape spiller moderator er automatisk FunOrb spiller Moderatorer.
- Afbeelding:Pmod.gif Een Player Moderator', oftewel Played Mod of Pmod is een speler met als functie: het Chatverkeer en regels op orde te stellen. Ze hebben dan ook meer prioriteit dan de gewone speler. Hun vermeldde misbruiken worden dan ook sneller nagekeken, behalve de Macroing reports. Ze hebben ook de mogelijk om iemand 2 dagen het zwijgen doen op te leggen (Muted) Een Player Moderator is geen officiële Jagex werknemer. Ze moeten nog steeds dezelfde regels als de gewone player respecteren. Je mag dan ook nooit je wachtwoord vrijgeven aan hen (maar dan ook naar niemand!). Als je hen een regel ziet overtreden, moet je die persoon maar dan ook onmiddelijk reporten! Player Moderator zijn herkendbaar d.m.v. een zilver kroontje voor de Afbeelding:Pmod_icon.gif username, ze kan niet verwijderd of weggehaald worden in het spel. Categorie:Moderators
- Player Moderators are regular players chosen by Jagex staff to help combat rulebreaking. Player Moderators are just like normal players, with a few exceptions: Mute Ability - In extreme cases of rulebreaking, Player Moderators are capable of muting RuneScape's worst scoundrels for a period of 48 hours. Jagex keeps a close eye on this ability however, making sure that it is neither abused nor misapplied. Player Moderator Forums - Player Moderators have access to additional forums where moderating issues are discussed. Aside from the above, Player Moderators are no different than you or me.
- Player Moderators, also known as PMods or just mods, are RuneScape players chosen specifically by Jagex staff due to their commitment to the in-game community. They are ambassadors of the game and help to maintain an enjoyable in-game environment. They were added to the game on 14 June 2004 after the introduction of RuneScape 2 and since then the team has grown to over 5,000 with current player moderators around 2,000. Other types of moderators include Forum Moderators and Jagex Moderators. All RuneScape Player Moderators are automatically FunOrb Player Moderators and vice versa. In more recent times, they can also be known as champions of the community. Player Moderators can be recognised by having a silver crown visible next to their name when they speak in-game. However, it is not present in their username when right clicking. Also, the crown cannot be disabled or hidden. In addition, there is no way to identify a Player Moderator on the Runescape forums as their posts appear the same as a regular player. Player Moderators have access to the Player Moderator Centre, which contains links to the Player Moderator forums, information and up-to-date guidelines. These features allow Player Moderators to have the guidance and advice they need, while allowing Jagex to collect valuable feedback. When reporting, Player Moderators have an additional ability to add a temporary mute for more serious issues. All abuse reports made by Player Moderators are directed to a separate group of Jagex staff members who monitor and review all the reports as a matter of priority to ensure the actions taken by a Player Moderator are correct. Being a Player Moderator is a volunteer role and they gain no advantages, such as free membership or any in game advantages.
- Player Moderators can be recognised by the silver crown - File:Player moderator crown.png - or the silver star if they are also a Premier Club member - File:Player moderator VIP badge.png - visible next to their name when they speak in-game (but not in their username when right clicking), or when they are sending messages. This image cannot be disabled or hidden. On the RuneScape forums, however, there is no visible differentiation between Player Moderators and regular players. Anyone who claims to be a Player Moderator without a crown can be reported (for staff impersonation) using the report abuse menu. While acknowledged as not actually being hired members of the Jagex Staff (only regular players with extra entrusted tools), the rule is still applicable to impersonation of them. A Player Moderator has two direct approaches to rulebreakers. The first is through priority abuse reports. All abuse reports filed by Player Moderators are directed to a separate group of Jagex staff members. The second way is through administering temporary mutes with their report. However, new Player Moderators are given a "Suggest a mute" instead of a temporary mute option. This is to settle in new moderators into their role as part of a training period. Once Jagex has assessed the judgement of the moderator and the reports marked for muting would have been applied correctly, then the moderator would be given the normal mute option. Occasionally when a player is being particularly defiant towards the rules, a mute is required so that other players can no longer see his or her text. A Player Moderator's mute is a safety precaution to help prevent the player in question from causing any more harm to themselves or others, as it will effectively stop any attempts to talk freely. Jagex provides Player Moderators with muting guidelines, and mutes are, according to Jagex, checked to ensure that they are correct. Any incorrect mutes may be lifted, and if a Player Moderator regularly mutes without proper reason, his or her moderator status may be removed. As soon as a Jagex Moderator checks the report, the mute is lifted and a subsequent punishment is then applied if it is needed. Players muted by Player Moderators are able to use quick chat. Private messages sent by a Player Moderator are visible when private chat is turned off, though Player Moderators are unable to send subsequent messages or see that the player is online via his/her friends' menu. However, players will not see text written by a Player Moderator if they are added to that player's Ignore List. Player Moderators have access to additional forum sections and the P-Mod Room, in which they can discuss moderator issues with Player and Jagex Moderators. They also have access to the Player Moderator Centre. Jagex states that content discussed within these areas is strictly confidential, and any Player Moderator who reveals content within these areas will lose their moderator privileges.
- Player Moderators (colloquially pmods or just mods) are FunOrb' players chosen specifically by Jagex staff due to their commitment to the in-game community. They are ambassadors of the game and help to maintain an enjoyable in-game environment. Other types of moderators include Forum Moderators and Jagex Moderators.
- A Player Moderator, also known as a PMod, is a player chosen by Jagex to help monitor and maintain the in-game RuneScape environment. Player Moderators have the ability to issue a 48-hour mute to any abuse reports they submit. In-game, they can be identified with a silver crown or a silver star if they are members of the gold Premier Club. One must accept an invitation by Jagex from the Message Centre to receive this position.
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