Leaderboard

🔸 Step 1: Be Active Being active doesn’t mean just logging in — it means showing effort. Stay active in the forum, especially in your main section. Post helpful content, reply respectfully, and avoid spam. Quality always matters more than quantity. 🔸Step 2: Join a Project Projects are your gateway to visibility in CSBD. Staff members watch who’s putting in work here. 🧩 Available Projects (Pick one you genuinely enjoy): GFX Designers — Signatures, avatars, forum visuals VGame Viewers — Gaming discussions, new releases Journalists — Interviews, news, creative articles Devil Harmony — The creative soul of CSBD, managing themes, music, aesthetics, and forum vibes 🎧 Tech Creators – A place for real builders. Explore smart tech, automation, and creative logic beyond gaming. > 🔑 Join two, stay consistent, and prove you're reliable. Projects show staff how serious and skilled you are. 🔸 Step 3: Earn Respect The best moderators are respected by members, not just known by post count. Stay cool, helpful, and drama-free. A good reputation spreads — and trust builds fast. > 💬 Pro Tip: Help others before they ask. Make your presence feel valuable 🔸 Step 4: Stay Clean No warnings. No trash talk. No short temper. A moderator is an example — act accordingly. If you’ve made a mistake before, learn from it and start fresh — CSBD always sees effort. 🔸 Step 5: Submit Your Moderator Request (After 2–3 Weeks) You’ve worked hard — now you can request mod. Your request should include: Your active section Joined project & your contributions Why you want to be Moderator Many more you fill in request 🔸 Step 6: Be Patient — and Keep Working After the request, don’t disappear. Stay active. Stay focused. Don’t beg staff. Don’t keep asking “any update?” — let your activity talk. 💬 Final Words: > You don’t need to chase tags here — earn them with your impact. Moderator is not a role — it’s a responsibility and a presence. Become the member everyone already thinks is a mod — the tag will follow. 👑 🔹NOTE :🔹 > Since many members have been asking about the Moderator path, I decided to share a clear and helpful tutorial — hope this helps.