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Question: Retired Mod Group?

So I was thinking around; shouldn't retired staff be part of a special group? Like, mods have italics, smods have bold, and admins have both; do you think we could include a way to recognize retired staff?

Just a thought.

Many retired staff members have a special "retired staff" userbar, and some of them retain bold/italics or otherwise mod powers. It isn't to my knowledge universal, however.
 
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So I was thinking around; shouldn't retired staff be part of a special group? Like, mods have italics, smods have bold, and admins have both; do you think we could include a way to recognize retired staff?

Just a thought.

Many retired staff members have a special "retired staff" userbar, and some of them retain bold/italics or otherwise mod powers. It isn't to my knowledge universal, however.

Ah, derp. I guess I'm not very observant, eh? ^^;;;
 
So I was thinking around; shouldn't retired staff be part of a special group? Like, mods have italics, smods have bold, and admins have both; do you think we could include a way to recognize retired staff?

Just a thought.

Many retired staff members have a special "retired staff" userbar, and some of them retain bold/italics or otherwise mod powers. It isn't to my knowledge universal, however.

Yeah, I can kinda confirm not all past staff get a banner. :p
 
nor do we get a fancy title :p

although perks to being retired staff would be nice, retired mods don't get that many T_T
sig/avatar limit increase and inbox space increase are things that would be nice :p

though i understand. it's understandable as to why we don't get those kind of perks, or else it's too easy to distinguish between fired mods and retired mods. not that many mods get fired, but still.
 
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