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	Slashdot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Since trolling is prevalent, a moderation system was implemented, whereby every comment posted (including those posted anonymously) can be "moderated" up or down by chosen moderators, changing the post's score likewise.
		Moderation points added to a comment are also added to a user's karma score.
		Moderator access for non-editors is time limited (to a few days) and the number of 'mod points' one gets is limited (to a max of 5 points at the time of this writing).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Slashdot (1249 words)

	Pitfalls of Newsgroup Moderation
		Moderation is rather far from a cure-all.) This is an attempt to get you thinking about some issues that you may not be aware of or may be tempted to discount.
		The first section is aimed at proponents of moderated groups, the second at prospective (or current) moderators, and the third at readers of and posters to moderated groups.
		Moderated groups require some group of people to regularly invest their time in the newsgroup, day in and day out, for as long as the newsgroup exists.
	www.eyrie.org /~eagle/faqs/mod-pitfalls.html (2369 words)

	Slash Moderation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The moderation system is designed to sort the gems and the crap from the steady stream of information that flows through the pipe.
		The system worked pretty well, but as Slashdot continued to grow, it was obvious that these 25 people wouldn't be enough to keep up with the thousands of posts we were getting each day.
		This prevents people from creating new accounts to simply get moderator access, but more importantly, means that newbies will have to be part of the community for a few weeks before they gain access to the controls to a system they don't understand.
	www.clusterworld.com /moderation.shtml (2509 words)

	Slashdot FAQ - Comments and Moderation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Since this system is essentially an experiment in trying to solve the problems inherent in mass communication, one would expect its success to be variable, and indeed, this is the case.
		Moderators' primary complaint is that they are often crippled by the tiny amount of points they have, and the overwhelming amount of comments that need moderation.
		However, to the extent that there may be problems with unfair moderation, we have come up with a system of meta-moderation (moderating the moderation) to address this.
	www.lisnews.com /faq/com-mod.shtml (5757 words)

	Social experiment on Slashdot moderation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The comment will probably be moderated down now that the author of the prank has posted a comment explaining what he did (note: I am not related to this guy in any way), but that was an interesting social experiment.
		All moderators have equal powers and the system is supposed to work as a kind of democracy.
		The system would have to look for users that usually have opinions there are few people that disagree with, and, if a challenge against correctness is allowed, seldom has their positive knowledge-based evaluation go against correctness.
	www.advogato.org /article/27.html (2006 words)

	Point/Karma system in Drupal \| drupal.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I was thinking maybe node moderation could be tweaked a bit to have votes equal points, but there seems to be no connection between votes and the author, only the node.
		The system would include several different rating schemes hard-coded in--there's the "time-weighted average" used in the mojo system (op cit), a simple cumulative score, an average score, total votes cast (for content), total contributions (for users), etc. It might be possible to let admins type in mathematical expressions for custom schemes--this raises obvious problems though.
		The point system needs to be adjustable to fit the type of community and not stifle input while keeping noise from overcoming the signal.
	drupal.org /node/14175 (3597 words)

	Slash Moderation
		It's still a bit of an enigma, even for me. I will try to explain some of the history of the system, as well as how it works (or doesn't work) from both the perspective of the user, and the moderator.
		This is to prevent abuses, and while it is one of the more controversial aspects of the system, we.re sticking to it.
		Moderation points expire after so many days if they are left unused.
	www.lisnews.com /moderation.shtml (2003 words)

	Proposed GNU Moderation System - Meta
		In a vote to dismiss a member, only those who were members prior to that members entry should be allowed to vote, this will prevent possible abuse of the system if a subversive group tried to gain a majority in the review body.
		A proxy group could reject/accept articles on whatever criteria they wished, any activities that happen between the author and the proxy group are out of the scope of this document.
		A possible style of indexing could be in dmoz style where the Index is controlled by one person (the "primary controller").
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/Proposed_GNU_Moderation_System (689 words)

	About Editing - MusicBrainz.org
		A moderation request will be entered into the database, and if you click on the Moderate button at the top of the page you will be taken to the moderation page, where you can view/vote on moderations.
		Some moderations, such as the add album moderation, will add data into the database at the time the moderation is entered into the system.
		Automoderators are moderators who have made a large number of contributions to MusicBrainz, and some basic moderations made by automoderators are not required to be voted on by other moderators.
	musicbrainz.org /mod_intro.html (921 words)

	The Temple of VTEC - Honda and Acura Enthusiasts Online Forums > Moderation System FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		This moderation system is based on slashdot.org's moderation system.
		Each time a moderator scores a message, they choose a word to explain why they are moderating the message in a particular direction.
		The system default viewing threshold is (1) as is the default new message score.
	www.templeofvtec.net /forums/moderation-faq (797 words)

	Post Moderation - vBulletin Community Forum
		There is a system in vbulletin, that allows you to moderate posts before they appear on the board.
		The current system is called SMT (super Moderator Tool) a set of Perl scripts that when accessed show all the posts in the forums that have been posted since the last time the posts were checked.
		The moderator(s) then moderate every post - either allowing the post to remain as is or remove it.
	www.vbulletin.com /forum/showthread.php?t=71372 (559 words)

	Meatball Wiki: WebOfTrustModeration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		This concept is a moderation system similar in function to the one at SlashDot, where posts are rated by readers.
		The moderation system is robust against careless or malicious users.
		The system tries to predict what rating you will give an article which you have not yet seen, based on how you rated previous articles and on how others rate them.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?WebOfTrustModeration (360 words)

	Mailing List Moderation System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Acceptable messages are forwarded immediately by the system to the user's mailing list for distribution, while any questionable messages are forwarded to the user (the list owner).
		The goal is to create an artificially intelligent moderator that can make the right decision in almost all cases, while letting you have the final say about rejecting messages.
		The messages listed here are ones that have already been moderated and either sent back to your list service for distribution, or rejected and sent to you for a second opinion.
	www.listfilter.com /moderate.htm (3754 words)

	index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Analysis of the site Slashdot.org suggests that the answer is a qualified yes, but that important challenges remain for designers of such systems.
		Final scores for comments are reasonably dispersed and the community generally agrees that moderations are fair.
		Of those moderations that were judged unfair, only about half were subsequently counterbalanced by a moderation in the other direction.
	www.si.umich.edu /~presnick/papers/chi04 (144 words)

	Slashdot FAQ - Comments and Moderation
		They see a bunch of moderations countering each other.
		I'd rather see a hundred comments unmoderated than see a hundred comments moderated badly by some jerk with an axe to grind.
		Naughty Bob moderates 5 comments in a discussion.
	yro.slashdot.org /faq/com-mod.shtml (5719 words)

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		These moderations represent approximately 8% of all moderation, and according to Meta Moderation, the fairness of these comments is statistically indistinguishable from the moderation of non admin users (92-93% of moderations are ruled 'Fair').
		You can argue that this is somehow inherently unfair, but one of the goals of Slashdot is to produce readable content for a variety of readers with a variety of reading habits, and this process improves discussions for the vast majority of Slashdot Readers, so it will stay this way.
		Karma is the sum of your activity on Slashdot.
	rocknerd.org /faq/com-mod.shtml (5347 words)

	Welcome to Xbox Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Because even with it's flaws, an MS operating system is simply the best solution you can find for 99% of the PC users out there.
		Linux might kick MS's ass if a normal person could drop it on to a system without some nerdy friend looking over their shoulder to help.
		There's just as many ways to screw up or hack a Linux system if you know what you're doing (or if the sys admin doesn't know what he's doing).
	www.xboxvillage.com /shownews.asp?id_=8518 (965 words)

	Design for Community: Essay: Gaming the system: How moderation tools can backfire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		A simple but effective reputation management system is in operation now, allowing members to list each other as a friend or foe.
		The result is a filtering system that encourages the very behavior it was designed to prevent.
		Still, it's important to remember this essential truth: Any complicated moderation system that makes its algorithms public is eventually going to fall victim to gaming.
	designforcommunity.com /essay8.html (2032 words)

	them.ws/blog :: Entry :: Implementing a Moderation System in a Movable Type Weblog
		Recently I added a Slashdot like moderation system to my home made weblogging software.
		The motivation was to add a simple way of offering your opinion on an entry without requiring a comment when you don't have one.
		This step involves creating a template module that builds a list of the ratings and the reason given for the rating, in other words the moderation.
	them.ws /?p=894 (1253 words)

	SAGEwire Moderation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		a system administrator is one who, as a primary job function, manages computer and network systems on behalf of another, such as an employer or client
		This document will attempt to explain the moderation system that lies underneath the vast comment sections of Slash-based sites, like SAGEwire.
		Please consider upgrading to a browser that supports these standards.
	sagewire.sage.org /moderation.shtml (2543 words)

	Gaming the system: How moderation tools can backfire \| drupal.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Derek M. Powazek of Design for Community has a new piece on moderation systems which discusses a few differences between Slashdot, MetaFilter and Kuro5hin.
		Might be useful for those working on Drupal moderation.
		still, could be useful for thinking about drupal's moderation system.
	drupal.org /node/3617 (148 words)

	Slashcode \| Slash moderation system measurements
		where users provide the content and do the moderation.
		The slashdot measurements give insight in the time scale of one type of moderation.
		Abstract of the acticle with all the details of the moderations system measurements is at the UseNix site.
	www.slashcode.com /article.pl?sid=00/09/22/1445211 (298 words)

	Haiku News ~ #00754 ~ BeBits Moderation System Started.
		Greg Nichols from BeBits just emailed me to let the community know that their Moderation System has now gone "public".
		The moderation system is designed to help cut down on the "cruft" that has built up over time, and remove some of the dead, duplicated entries, and so forth.
		Read all about it on their headlines page.
	haikunews.org /?id=754 (122 words)

	Welcome to Xbox Village (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		well IMO the most high classed system that Square developed for would be the SNES which is also IMO nintendo's greatest not portable console
		I disagree!Square is not a very well noticed except for the Final Fantasy series.Xbox isnt going down,gamecube is because people wont like the small system with its little kids controller and with the mini discs and there main color is purple and if you like playing games you dont like purple.
		I agree with you x-path that it is the best system because I am very picky about systems and I like the xbox very much.It is a lot better than gamecube.
	www.xboxvillage.com /shownews.asp?id_=7795 (609 words)

	SourceForge.net: Mailing Lists for Java Newsgroup Moderation System
		SourceForge.net: Mailing Lists for Java Newsgroup Moderation System
		No Lists found for Java Newsgroup Moderation System
		Project administrators use the admin link to request mailing lists.
	sourceforge.net /mail?group_id=27736 (73 words)

	Mailing List Moderation System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		- a system that moderates your mailing list, while you sleep!
		Moderating a Mailing List is a tedious job!
		With ListFilter you can protect your list from spammers, off-topic posters,
	www.listfilter.com (87 words)

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