I am MEE and I want to be one of your mods.

Pro

I am ...

• a beta user from the beginning (user id: 11, member > 200 days).
• extremely active in community moderation (close/reopen, votes, one of the most active users in all queues I can access (#1 or #2).
• active in meta with >20 posts (total score: 86).
• Main impact: 3k, Meta: 2k
• I really want to be your moderator. I read every QC meta post and all important ones on MSE. ==> I know the SE system and rules.
• I know how to "lead by example" due to me being a examined Judo referee.

Cons

• I didn't ask/answer any question in the last time, as I am still in secondary school and don't know that much about QC yet. Not a problem
• My native language isn't English.

Important for me is that everyone feels welcome, is treated fairly and to assume good-faith.

I don't like how some complains are expressed in meta. BUT I have a "solution"

My election answer

Having pondered on the idea for the past few days, I finally decided to volunteer to be a site moderator on Quantum Computing SE.

I have been closely following QCSE's progress since the Area 51 stage and have spent a considerable amount of time participating on the site ever since its inception 7 months ago. I know the site’s policies and meta-history fairly well. I guess the net positive scores on all of my meta posts is testimony to that. Moreover, I am the most active editor and one of the most active reviewers on the site. In many cases, my edits managed to salvage questions which were already closed or were at the brink of getting closed. I usually know what it takes for a post to be suitable for our site and hence, I can guide those users whose questions get put on hold.

Besides, being a student, I have sufficient time to deal with any issues that might arise on a day-to-day basis. I check my Stack Exchange inbox almost every two hours and I’m always just a ping away on The Classical Channel. You can feel free to discuss with me in case you don’t agree with me on a moderator action :).

Hi everyone,

I am cnada and I am nominating myself too for the election.

I started contributing to QCSE 3 months ago thinking that it would be a good idea to help the quantum computing community here but also curious people or beginners in QC. QC is growing fast and unfortunately, we are just a few really working in the field with many things to look at and do. I believe that sharing knowledge, discussing but also helping people get into the field will be key.

I think my contribution is still modest (I use QCSE very simply honestly) but it is the only SE I am active on and I managed to help many people I hope. If I can help the QCSE by being a modo, I will do it for the QC community. My way of carrying out things is to always take the calm, simple and cool way, trying to help whenever I can.

So let's make the experience of every QCSE user enjoyable, and help the QC field the best we can. I am available by @ or on the chat if you have any questions or remarks.

Yours sincerely, cnada