I'm willing to try anything that works. However, I need to be convinced that there's an actual problem I'm trying to fix. If the discussion is that there's an issue the mods need to be able to fix, I'm going to place more stock in the majority of the members of the community rather than an idea to fix what isn't broken.
Myself personally, I don't see any different problems here than I did in 2009 when I joined, and having been a mod for most of the time I've been here, I don't see us struggling behind the scenes apart from sometimes debating on what to do with a longstanding member. But it's less about systems in those cases and more about us doing our job and collectively deciding to do what's best for the community. This has not been a failure in my eyes.
If the community feels as though we're not addressing a problem, then I ask the community to tell us. But "community" is not one person. It's all of us.
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