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Can’t wait to review your application! :slight_smile:

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Thanks! I just finished and done submitting my application! :smile:

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When will we come to know the results? :smiley:

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We are taking a few days to give everyone interested time to apply, and then we’ll start reaching out to applicants who we think will be a good fit. :heart:

But we will, of course, let everyone know whether or not we want to move forward with their application so nobody is left hanging. :heart:

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I know I’m still new here, but feel free to count me in for any help! :smiley:

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Thank you :blush: we just want all users to have a safe and fun experience so we all need to hold each other accountable to make this a great place to hangout!

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So I was rechecking the requirements and…

(Emphasis on the at least part)

How much available slot for the mods of the forum anyway?

Just wondering, because I thought that discourse have limits for mods position?

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Not that I’m aware of, but if you’ve seen that documented somewhere, I’d love it if you could send it to me. :slight_smile:

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I seen it on the discourse’s pricing page

It said numbers on allowed staff members there… :thinking:

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Yeah, I saw that too and that had me thinking.

Wattpad had 30 mods. Just what kind of pricing plan did they have? o.o

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Does that means they used the enterprise package… :open_mouth:

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They are a multi-million company, after all

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ahhhh but see, that’s for Discourse managed forums. I self-installed it on my own server so Discourse doesn’t admin it for me. :smirk: I get to set all the limits because I manage it completely myself.

Discourse is technically a free service IF you know how to install it and manage it on your own server. Everything is available for download and install. The pricing packages they offer are for if you want them to do an installation for you and help you manage it, which we didn’t.

So a lot of that doesn’t apply to us, which is also why we have a lot more control over what we can and can’t do on this forum.

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I already seen one animated emoji and I love it… :joy:

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Oh. Oh no. Please let there be an option to disable animated emojis on the user end so that they look like a still-frame to whoever disables them

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Uh oh, do you have a concern over the animated ones?

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Yeah :sweat_smile: I’m hypersensitive, meaning that my mind doesn’t really have a filter for any of my senses. On the internet, it hits hard in the form of GIFs, which can hurt my eyes and head. Animated profile pics, names, emojis, and anything else moving have similar effects

I usually turn of all animations and moving things in the programs and platforms I use to avoid the effects.

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Dang that sucks… So it means that you can’t watch animated movies then? :thinking:

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Oof! That’s good to know. I will make sure we have a way to do that if we implement them then.

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The problem lays in the quality and how much it moves, generally. Animated movies are fine since the movements are fluid and the colours aren’t too bad. But GIFs are made specifically to be terrible in quality, and the internet loves flashy images

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