I want to apply to become a moderator or administrator for my state. I spend most of my time listening to my radio and trying to figure things out for my area and I don't mind answering data requests or other things the job may entail.
How do I apply to become a system moderator or administrator?
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Generally admins or mods have been a member on the site for quite some time prior to becoming one, when going through a thread and you see a response from one look at their join date. They also share and contribute a plethora of knowledge to the forums and database.
Doing some research to prevent asking duplicate questions is also a big one. Here are some posts similar to yours I found by searching through the forum that have answers to your exact question.
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Doing some research to prevent asking duplicate questions is also a big one. Here are some posts similar to yours I found by searching through the forum that have answers to your exact question.
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Hello i have wanted to be a Kentucky db admin how do i do this who do i talk to i have strong ties to one of the current ky db admins Trash Man and he can vouch for me on my knowledge of Frequency info in the state
Database admin
Hello i have wanted to be a Kentucky db admin how do i do this who do i talk to i have strong ties to one of the current ky db admins Trash Man and he can vouch for me on my knowledge of Frequency info in the state
Becoming database administrator
I was just curious as how you become a admin for the Massachusetts area?
How do I become an admin to help tidy up the information for my county's public safety system?
Hi everyone, I am curious as to who I need to talk to about becoming an admin and make sure the information for my county is in shipshape. Thanks, David
You may get recruited from the FCC/ARRL VM role.
Nope. Just keep in mind we do our best to keep politics out of the forums.
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I’m very confused on what this may be. Could you perhaps explain?
Thank you. This was very helpful.Generally admins or mods have been a member on the site for quite some time prior to becoming one, when going through a thread and you see a response from one look at their join date. They also share and contribute a plethora of knowledge to the forums and database.
Doing some research to prevent asking duplicate questions is also a big one. Here are some posts similar to yours I found by searching through the forum that have answers to your exact question.
Database admin
Hello i have wanted to be a Kentucky db admin how do i do this who do i talk to i have strong ties to one of the current ky db admins Trash Man and he can vouch for me on my knowledge of Frequency info in the stateDatabase admin
Hello i have wanted to be a Kentucky db admin how do i do this who do i talk to i have strong ties to one of the current ky db admins Trash Man and he can vouch for me on my knowledge of Frequency info in the stateBecoming database administrator
I was just curious as how you become a admin for the Massachusetts area?How do I become an admin to help tidy up the information for my county's public safety system?
Hi everyone, I am curious as to who I need to talk to about becoming an admin and make sure the information for my county is in shipshape. Thanks, David
In my more than a decade & a half of regular contributions to the RR database, figuring out conventional & mapping out trunked radio systems for my region & wherever else I may visit with my radios, even submitting updates to my aforementioned data submissions years down the road if they changed tones, voice modes, systems, go encrypted, other various reasons warranting a submission update, I have yet to be considered for a database admin position. Then again there's no shortage of admins in my region so there ya go. Best wishes to the OP in their endeavor
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Speaking from personal experience, I was approached to consider doing those roles. Also, I think a big factor is the need for your area.
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