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mod vs admin vs Sadmin etc

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looked in the rules, looked in the FAQ, didn't see it.
What is the difference between admin, super admin, moderator, etc?
 
Admin-Global power over lock, edit, move, ban, as well as responsible for maintaining the VBulletin configuration with regard to general configuration, style and templates, language options, FAQ, announcements, subforum configuration, moderator configuration, calendar options, user and usergroup management, titles, reputation, subsciptions, smilie/post icons, database maintanence, and security.

Supermod-Global power over lock, edit, move, ban. Responsible for maninaing order over the entire forum.

Mod-Forum specific power over lock, edit, move out of forum. Responsible for keeping order in a specific forum.
 
You probably already know this, but you can find which forums the specific moderators preside over at This page. :)
 
M11 said:
Admin-Global power over lock, edit, move, ban, as well as responsible for maintaining the VBulletin configuration with regard to general configuration, style and templates, language options, FAQ, announcements, subforum configuration, moderator configuration, calendar options, user and usergroup management, titles, reputation, subsciptions, smilie/post icons, database maintanence, and security.

Supermod-Global power over lock, edit, move, ban. Responsible for maninaing order over the entire forum.

Mod-Forum specific power over lock, edit, move out of forum. Responsible for keeping order in a specific forum.
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Question answered, so ticket closed. ;)

I would add that while admins may have access to certain functions, it is really Kyle's prerogative to determine many of the things you mentioned.
 
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