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I care deeply about the cstheory stackexchange community.
As a moderator, it would be my duty to:
(1) Ensure that researchers, students, and professionals can continue
to share meaningful questions and answers
(2) Patiently and fairly assign flags, tags, and reviews
(3) Prevent and resolve issues
I have a strong sense of respect and appreciation for all of the mathematicians and computer scientists who contribute on the cstheory stackexchange platform.
I'd like to gain a deeper understanding of (a) theoretical computer science and (b) the StackExchange system of sites. Also it seems like it should be fairly easy to do a reasonable job. I have >15K rep on MathOverflow so am pretty familiar with SE sites. I like how SE sites make micro-publishing into a kind of game, and I developed a couple of TCS-related games:
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