Normal users should be able to mod questions, but their
modding should have less impact than a moderator and it
should be able to be disabled if necessary
I was trying to think of a way to ensure that people could
moderate + or - a question in a public forum, and this was
what I came up with --
Users still /msg the bot questions, but in a separate public
forum, every 10 seconds or so, the bot presents a question
to the channel for moderation. In those 10 seconds, people
can pubmsg @vote yay or @vote nay the question. After the
10 seconds are up, the bot presents the next question in the
queue from questions it received via /msg. Those questions
after moderation then go to the "super" moderator queue,
which are then pushed to the speaker's queue, possibly with
the score attached to it so that the speaker knows what
questions were voted very high.
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I was trying to think of a way to ensure that people could
moderate + or - a question in a public forum, and this was
what I came up with --
Users still /msg the bot questions, but in a separate public
forum, every 10 seconds or so, the bot presents a question
to the channel for moderation. In those 10 seconds, people
can pubmsg @vote yay or @vote nay the question. After the
10 seconds are up, the bot presents the next question in the
queue from questions it received via /msg. Those questions
after moderation then go to the "super" moderator queue,
which are then pushed to the speaker's queue, possibly with
the score attached to it so that the speaker knows what
questions were voted very high.
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might be easier to let them have a web interface, where they
can mod a question.. if they really want to.. restrict to one
per user or something
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tied into the oftc.net irc services? .... require people to
log in and have a registered nick? that would make sure
people could vote only once.