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how do i get retired mod next to my name ?
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how do i get retired mod next to my name ?Posted:

rexy
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does any1 no how to do it and what does it even mean
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are you actually that retarded.

im not even gonna tell you it has it in the flipping badge.
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retired mod is a moderator that is no longer moderatoring [if thats even a word]
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Use your brain! lolz ;)
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It means they use to be a Moderator on TTG But is "Retired" at it or is just inactive
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You would of been a moderator then retired i guess so you will never get that unless you really help out the community.
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First, you must become a moderator, which is extremely difficult to do.

Then, when you no longer want to be part of the staff after a LONG time, you become "retired".

Hence the term "Retired Moderator".
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--RedBull-- wrote retired mod is a moderator that is no longer moderatoring [if thats even a word]


the -or ending means like the job of a person. That can also be recognized as -er.

so just take that off and put -ing.

so Moderating.
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