Moderator coverage seems somewhat patchy with for example North America being well covered but Europe less so.
Are there any UTC times that would benefit from more moderator availability ?
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Of the active mods*:
3 Mods are in UTC-5, some tend to roll into work a bit later than others, but we're all most active in the 1300-2200Z range.
1 Mod in UTC+10, that mod get's up too damn early, so most active 2100-0600Z.
We're notably lacking in 0800-1400Z area, which is daytime for most in GMT, or UTC+1, or near there. The first of the UTC-5 mods to get on in the morning usually gets to handle a deluge of flags.
* Where "active" is defined as having handled at least 1% of flags in the last month.
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This is exactly the information I was looking for - thanks.– user9517Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 21:53
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1Heh, I might get up early but I do very little moderation past 1630+10 (or +11 as it is now).– Mark Henderson ModCommented Nov 18, 2014 at 5:25
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1% has got to be quite low activity. Does this mean that a full 50% of the current moderation team are less active than we would hope ?– user9517Commented Nov 20, 2014 at 12:43
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With all currently active moderators except Mark living in the EST TZ (UTC-5), I think everywhere except the US could use more mod coverage. Europe is obviously lacking coverage from morning till early afternoon.
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Yes. I deal with a lot of EU-flags over breakfast.– sysadmin1138 ModCommented Nov 17, 2014 at 21:42
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I think this is the case but was looking for confirmation from people in the know.– user9517Commented Nov 17, 2014 at 21:46