Jaffy1

Banned for failing to have the knowledge needed for me to explain that over text.

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Banned because you're quite predictable.

189.

Banned for American spelling. And uh, I don't have the skill to do that without something illegal, so no thanks. ;)

The point of pmods is so they don't have to read reports...apparently. Yes, normal players' reports do appear to be ignored into the extreme.. When you're a pmod you'd have access to something called a moderator centre, which allows the pmod in question to see the reports that they made, which player and what world, and whether or not they have been processed by a jmod. They even get feedback at times, and can directly communicate with Jmods by means of a message system. Pmods also aren't bound by the 60 second rule between reports, and (of course) can check the mute option when they report. In short I agree with you, the cons outweigh the pros as far as I'm concerned, and as long as Jagex has this poor selection process it never will. (I used to be a Pmod, and quit because I kept getting harrassed by people because of my crown.)

In the old days all it took to become a pmod was to report lots and lots of bots. :thumbup:

I'll do you one better, there was a particular pmod that was in a particular scam clan, who actively scammed players abusing the trust his crown gave him. He openly threatened to mute players if they didn't do as he wanted, and did so on more than one occasion (that I am aware of). When several of these "victims" complained to Jagex, he was de-modded for 2 weeks. Then he regained his mod status and came to gloat about it. This person is a pmod to this day, and still does what he did. Still, although many are wonderful friends, the bad apples remain. I think the problem is that Jagex needs to check moderator behaviour better, and take harsh action when trust is violated.

Banned for not having a pretty coloured name, despite the pretty editorial panel icon.

Pmods abusing powers isn't new. Many of them are good people and definetly deserve the position, and many of them aren't.

Banned because I'm dreading my Syntax course work and 20th century lit essay that I still have to complete.

Banned for being in California.

Inferior to women. :lol: Your loss for not being specific eh.

Banned because you should know me better than that. :lol: I can take a joke at my own expense every now and then. xD Edit: Damn, not again. xD Banned for beating me to banning Abc then.

Banned for making me laugh. Jealous you can't cook Abc? ;) Or actually, maybe I'm just out of the kitchen to find myself a pig to roast... :twisted:

Banned for being a pig.

Twice, actually. One of my flaws. :P Alphabetical.

Confused. You expressed thanks for the avatar, so I would assume you're happy. ;) EDIT: Damn you ABC xD Let's make that "Sneaky" :lol:

I've had dells, and although I now have a different laptop, they were extremely hard to break.

Happy. Thanks, and you're welcome. :lol:

Banned for not raising a good point. ;)

New. Or relatively so. Aren't you the guy whose avatar I transparified? :blink:

Banned for raising a fair point. As for blaze, how is your knowledge of phonetics?

NYAN Banned because I can't remember when I last read an article authored by you.

To add to the above - The best fruit and regular trees you can do: use supercompost, no real need for payment (about 80% should survive, 100% if you pay). You can do tree runs every 4 hours or so when you use willows, maples take around 5-5,5 hours. Fruit trees take around 15-20 hours. somehow this seems to differ. One daily run around the same time would be good. Herb runs can be done every 80 minutes, flowers are done in about 20, and allotments (if you MUST do them), along with the herb runs (watermelon takes about as long as herbs). Are you familiar with farming runs and how to do them?