Joey
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| Aliases: | JoeyTheTerrible, The Joey | ||
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Joey is an ex-secret admin of MFGG. Also an ex-moderator. Joey is also featured as the final boss in MFGG's Cavestory Hacking Project (thread no longer exists).
On June 22nd, Joey became a moderator for the General Chat but lost this title on November 14th 2007. He is currently a wiki sysop since he was a mod.
Achievements
Joey is the first member to earn more than five of every Drawing Competition badge: 5+ Gold, 5+ Silver, 5+ Top 5. This means he is no longer able to receive Drawing Competition badges. He has since stopped contributing to drawing competitions due to other work bogging him down.
Created The Larch fad. Co-creator of Hitler On Ice and supporter of the History Of Cans meme.
He is currently the site designer and co-idea-maker of 20th Century Fish, which includes flash movies created by ShadowMan. He thought up and presented the idea for 20th Century Fish: The Flash Contest.
Moderator
Former administrator ShadowMan once told Joey that he'll regret being a moderator and hate himself after four days.
Joey has a strict "no bull***" policy regarding the forums despite having his powers limited only to the General Chat. If you are a terrible poster on the forums or any sort of troublemaker, Joey will ban you. Most of the criticism about his strictness comes from those who have been banned. There were also complaints about extending his power over other forums, mostly to cover for other mods that were not as quick or were inactive, despite being given permission by several of those mods.
This has even sparked a dispute regarding whether Joey should be a moderator or not of the MFGG message board.
People have been quoted as saying that Joey was the best mod, and the worst mod simultaneously.
De-Mod
On November 14th, 2007, Joey was de-modded after RII left his position as admin.
Misc
Joey is currently enrolling in an art major at Millersville University, in Pennsylvania. Suffice to say, his online time is now limited.
