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Only Founder and Developer are tied to named people through official channels ([[SomeBois]] in the FAQ and changelog, [[Taro]] via the changelog and the site's [[Contact and legal|security.txt]]). The rest are role labels. A handle "[[Swaggbois]]" has also been seen posting with a <code>## Swaggmin</code> capcode, which does not match the six standard tiers. | Only Founder and Developer are tied to named people through official channels ([[SomeBois]] in the FAQ and changelog, [[Taro]] via the changelog and the site's [[Contact and legal|security.txt]]). The rest are role labels. A handle "[[Swaggbois]]" has also been seen posting with a <code>## Swaggmin</code> capcode, which does not match the six standard tiers. | ||
The badge is not a hard cap on access. [[Taro]] carries the '''Developer''' badge but has effectively unrestricted access; the limits there are by choice, not by permission. See [[Taro#Role and authority]]. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 31 August 2026
A capcode is a badge shown next to a staff member's post on 2swagg that marks it as an official post in a given role, for example Taro ## Developer.
Badge tiers
Six tiers exist, based on the icon files in the site's public image library:
| Tier | Publicly known holder |
|---|---|
| Founder | SomeBois |
| Admin | not individually named |
| Manager | not individually named |
| Moderator | not individually named (princess observed posting with this capcode on /mlp/) |
| Developer | Taro (security lead) |
| Janitor ("Janny") | not individually named |
Only Founder and Developer are tied to named people through official channels (SomeBois in the FAQ and changelog, Taro via the changelog and the site's security.txt). The rest are role labels. A handle "Swaggbois" has also been seen posting with a ## Swaggmin capcode, which does not match the six standard tiers.
The badge is not a hard cap on access. Taro carries the Developer badge but has effectively unrestricted access; the limits there are by choice, not by permission. See Taro#Role and authority.
