I know, I know, I have been making a lot of blogs lately that a lot of PMC members may not agree with. Some of you might even think of me as a "moderator's pet" or a "snitch", or even trying to become a moderator myself.

The reason why I have been making so many blogs like this lately is because the PMC community needs to become aware. I'm on PMC literally every day, whether it be on weekends or after school, and over the past eight months I've seen it happen more than once. Not only that, but the last cases I have seen are extremely recent, which shows that it's still an issue. Many of you think of me as the Blogging Queen of PMC. People notice my blogs, and read them. I'm speaking up, not just for the moderators, but for everybody who uses this website and wants it to be a great place.

And I think it may actually be working, too. For example, when I posted my "Interviewing - The REAL Issues" blog, several people PMed me asking for advice on interviews, which made me really pleased that people were actually paying attention to what I was saying. Or, when I made my "Blogging - What NOT to Post (Forum-related only)" blog, the massive influx of rule-breaking blogs decreased dramatically for over a week (I am not kidding). It's nice to know that what I say is actually being taken into consideration by other people, whether they agree or disagree with it.

As for the whole "moderator" thing...no. Am I an active reporter? Yes. Do I make blogs about PMC rules. I guess so. But I don't do it for myself; this is also explained in my FAQ on my profile. I do what I do because I care. I want PMC to be as good as it can be, and I want to help out. Sometimes, it even feels like I am alone in doing so. It's nice to know that I am being somewhat relied on here, but I don't do it for any selfish reasons at all.

Not to mention, the moderators aren't foolish - they know when somebody is trying to suck up to them. Posting blogs and reporting things to get on their good side won't earn me any brownie points with them - they'd just become suspicious.

A lot of people have said that I deserve to become a moderator and wish they could vote. But it's not that simple. There are so many things that the current moderators have done to prove themselves that I probably haven't. They have double the experience an eight-month-old PMC member does. I'm really just doing what any loyal member PMC member should do - follow the rules, be respectful of all members, and report submissions and posts. Whether they think I'm worthy of being moderator or not is none of our business. If you think I deserve to be a moderator...I appreciate it, but I'm not sure I'm even half the member most of them probably were before promotion.

Thanks again for reading. Stay salty my friends, bye. :)