moderators need to have a non-moderator account.
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I know why he's saying that... :thief:
In general we can log off to see how the forum sections look like for non-registered people, which is close to what the normal users can see. But for members-related things, yeah it's a problem.
By the way I experienced non-registered browsing and this is 503 hell... :notagain:
In general we can log off to see how the forum sections look like for non-registered people, which is close to what the normal users can see. But for members-related things, yeah it's a problem.
By the way I experienced non-registered browsing and this is 503 hell... :notagain:
Moderators have better things to do than fiddle with having a normal user account.
The main use of staff having normal user accounts is for security/permissions testing, and that is done by admins, not mods.
In your case it was a simple misunderstanding. Being a staff member doesn't give you the ability to read minds or make you immune from jumping to conclusions.
andalaugh:
The main use of staff having normal user accounts is for security/permissions testing, and that is done by admins, not mods.
In your case it was a simple misunderstanding. Being a staff member doesn't give you the ability to read minds or make you immune from jumping to conclusions.
andalaugh: