I have been saying this since they made the Xbox/Other Sales a seperate forum and have always been told there never will be a mod for there. I think it's interesting that most mods never really look in there until someone like myself contacts a mod and says "hey please lock this thread because of flaming/harrasing ect."
There are mods for forums such as GFX, Programming, Something for All forums which are all very small parts of Sythe. I don't know why a forum with so many posts and members that flock there on a daily basis doesn't have a few mods. The Xbox/Other Sales forum has grown by insane numbers since the release. I myself see people selling "stolen" accounts which they say are theirs and they should be banned. They don't until somone contacts a mod.
I've noticed that the current mods of the forum NickV, R2pleasent (spelling?) are never in the forum but they mod it? I usually contact somone like Benwise90 and he has proven to fix things, when there should be a specific 1-2 mods who have done alot for the forum should be chosen for mods, and that comes back to the same people would also be able to be a trusted MM for the forum since they have worked hard in it.
There are mods for forums such as GFX, Programming, Something for All forums which are all very small parts of Sythe. I don't know why a forum with so many posts and members that flock there on a daily basis doesn't have a few mods. The Xbox/Other Sales forum has grown by insane numbers since the release. I myself see people selling "stolen" accounts which they say are theirs and they should be banned. They don't until somone contacts a mod.
I've noticed that the current mods of the forum NickV, R2pleasent (spelling?) are never in the forum but they mod it? I usually contact somone like Benwise90 and he has proven to fix things, when there should be a specific 1-2 mods who have done alot for the forum should be chosen for mods, and that comes back to the same people would also be able to be a trusted MM for the forum since they have worked hard in it.










