Some details on a moderated pianotech

[Richard Brekne]

It would seem to me that if you had a team of say 5-6 moderators... 
whoes job was strictly to filter out non-topical posts that there need 
be very little delay. What one moderator gets done with the next one 
doesnt see... so if you say have a few folks spread around who read the 
list anyways... one of them should nearly always be available for doing 
duty.

RicB

Andrew Rudoff wrote:

>> But who's going to do the moderating?  Sounds like a 24 hour-a-day 
>> job to
>> me, unless postings are delayed and only posted a few times a day.
>
>
> Volunteers from the ECC will take turns doing the moderating.  There will
> of course be a delay.  The idea is that if you want to see the posts with
> no delay, you subscribe to pianotech and see them as they come out.  But
> if you're willing to wait until the moderator has pre-read the posts, so
> that the off-topic stuff is filtered out, you subscribe to the 
> pianotech-m.
>
> How much of a delay are we talking about?  Depends on who's doing the 
> moderating
> that week and how busy they are.  As a going in position, I would say 
> that
> moderators are expected to review posts several times a day if 
> possible, but
> no less than once a day at a minimum.
>
> -andy
>
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