It’s my pleasure to re-introduce Moderator Central. This site was created for
new and experienced moderators to stay looped in on the latest and greatest
Yahoo! Groups news and provide a channel for moderators to connect with one
another to ask questions, share advice, collaborate, and find resources.

Some of the tools Moderator Central offers to help you share and collaborate
with other moderators include:

Message Boards the place for new moderators to ask for advice about setting up
their group, for more experienced moderators to discuss tips on member
recruitment and managing group dynamics, or to stay up to speed on technical
issues, common challenges, and workarounds. These public forums are in a
threaded message format, so they are easy to follow and search. You can even
subscribe to an RSS feed or Alert so you don't miss a thing.

Getting Started makes it easy to start your group off on the right foot. Take
our tours and learn more about creating your group and building your membership.

Yahoo! Groups Suggestion Board allows users to submit product suggestions to the
Yahoo! Groups team and vote and comment on the contributions they feel are most
valuable and relevant.

Yahoo! Answers about Yahoo! Groups are displayed on the Moderator Central home
page, making it easy to share your expertise and recognize the contributions of
others by voting and rating their contributions.

Some new things you’ll find on Moderator Central are the Best of Yahoo!
Groups, where we shine the spotlight on some of Yahoo! Group’s finest. You can
also find the Groups Podcast, where we’ll highlight a fun Groups related topic
to share with you on a monthly basis. In addition to these new features, we will
have the ability to refresh content regularly to make it more relevant & timely
for you. So take some time to look around and let us know what you think and
let us know what you’d like to see by commenting on the Groups team blog:
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-nNIST_woRKGLBc4JxGgUEhtmZ_EL?p=7362

Thanks!
Jami Heldt
Community Manager