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Dec 13, 2020 at 21:52 comment added Mad Scientist @user1271772 it just means that age is not the first factor to me to judge the trustworthiness of a moderator. And we're talking 13+ here, as that is the minimum age for an SE user anyway. To me the bigger issue is that there are hundreds of mods, and SE has only minimal control and oversight over them. That just doesn't mix with granting PII access, and the age of the moderators doesn't change anything for me here.
Dec 13, 2020 at 21:44 comment added user1271772 @MadScientist So because you have twice deleted accounts on a site because you didn't trust the mods (who may or may not have been adults), you would trust a 5-year old with knowing which hotel you're staying at when you're traveling? And you'd trust 5-year olds to drive cars on the highway too?
Dec 9, 2020 at 12:21 comment added Mad Scientist I do agree that fewer people should have access to PII, but to me age doesn't really play a role here. Twice I've deleted an account on an SE site because I didn't fully trust the newly elected moderator, as far as I know both were adults.
Dec 8, 2020 at 14:39 comment added user1271772 @Victor didn't I say that I do not want others to know? Also I never said that being a mod has anything to do with being employed. Also what's your point about not being able to check people's age? Mods could be asked to show ID, but SE (so far) has prefers not to do this.
Dec 8, 2020 at 11:55 comment added USERNAME GOES HERE but I don't in general want 14-year-olds to know my IP address — these are double standards. Why do you not want 14 year old to know your IP but want 18 year old to know?
Dec 8, 2020 at 10:19 comment added USERNAME GOES HERE It is an online community. You can't even check anybody's age here without much effort. And being a mod is not the same as being employed.
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