Being a Community Moderator at TOKI means being an active leader, a motivator, and a bridge between the Core Team and your local community. Below are the core responsibilities and expectations for Moderators to fulfill their role effectively.

Important Note: TOKI’s Core Team will perform monthly Moderator Reviews to ensure all Moderators meet the minimum requirements and expectations - with the possibility of putting the Moderator under notice or even role termination.

🔑 Key Responsibilities

1. Channel Engagement & Activity

• Keep your local language channel consistently active.
• Post regularly about TOKI updates, news, and hot topics.
• Prompt and encourage community comments and participation by initiating discussions, finishing posts with enticing questions, etc.

2. Member Retention & Onboarding

• Welcome all new joiners regularly as they enter the local channel.
• Encourage new members to:
  • Gain TOKI Roles by meeting the requirements and filling out the applications.
  • Earn Points by participating in events and activities and using the Mainnet.
  • Encourage newcomers to get at least Junior TOKIAN as early as possible to get started in the community properly.

3. Localization of Announcements

• Translate and localize all TOKI announcements to your local language.
• Ensure timely posting of key updates so your community stays informed.
• Use good judgment to adopt clear, culturally relevant language and visuals to enhance comprehension.

4. Local Event Hosting (Monthly Minimum)

• Organize and host at least 1 local event per month. This is a mandatory requirement.
• Event formats may include:
  • Local AMA sessions
  • Quiz/Game nights
  • Live chats or livestreams
  • Any other creative idea that gets the community involved
• Share summaries or results of the event afterward with the Core Team.

5. Internal Link Campaign Promotion