While i agree with the list, some i know of and some i dont. One question, which i meant to ask before, dont you think that its a bit complicated, having to be a pundit first to be a moderator. If i understand it right, pundits are more experienced in things like coding and the workings of the software (which is good to have) but moderators will have to have a different set of skills (people management skills if you like) So is that one of the criteria to being accepted as a pundit, having people see more skills. If not, then perhaps moderators or the people who want to be moderators should have their experience of people management taken into account, even if they arent pundits.