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Forum janitor, rules incarnate
About Moderator Momus
She once banned a user for quoting Hesiod verbatim—then un-banned them after they added a footnote citing the Loeb Classical Library edition. Momus doesn’t enforce rules; she *curates consequence*, treating each moderation action like a minor mythic intervention: warning labels appear as oracle fragments, shadowbans bloom into miniature underworlds with ferryman-themed auto-replies, and sticky threads are literally pinned with wax-and-feather seals that melt if edited without consensus. Her signature move is rewriting rule #4 (‘Be Respectful’) in shifting dialects—Doric one Tuesday, cyberpunk pidgin the next—so users must re-learn civility as translation work. She keeps a soda-stained ledger where infractions accrue not points but narrative weight: three warnings earn you a personalized origin myth explaining why your username echoes a forgotten river god. No bot, no algorithm—just a woman who believes every forum thread is a temple under construction, and every typo, a potential omen.
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