Club Penguin Moderators

Club Penguin Moderators helped make, and keep the online virtual world a safe and enjoyable place. There are many Club Penguin moderators, but the main ones have been listed below:

Billybob:Billybob is the CEO and one of the founders of Club Penguin. Billybob is the main person who updates the Club Penguin community blog. He is rarely seen on Club Penguin and there are very few pictures of him throughout the internet.

Rsnail:Rnsail is one of the founders of Club Penguin. Rsnail used to update on the Club Penguin community blog but has seemed to fade away from it ever since Club Penguin was purchased by Disney. The name Rsnail is short for Rocketsnail, the site which used to be the first Club Penguin. He is the creator of Penguin Chat 3 and works with flash. His site is http://rocketsnail.com

Screenhog:Screenhog is not a Club Penguin founder, but he is considered to be the most known moderator who is not a founder. Screenhog is a graphics designer and makes many of the designs for the rooms on Club Penguin, catalog items, and even pins. He makes graphics for the Penguin Times too. Screenhog used to write the Penguin Times, but now Aunt Arctic does.

Happy77:Happy77 is the second leading contributor for the Club Penguin community blog. She frequently does interviews and posts sneak peaks for upcoming events on Club Penguin. Happy77 is the only known female Club Penguin moderator.

Gizmo: Gizmo is one of the CO-Founders of Club Penguin. Gizmo is the creator of New Horizon Productions which is now known as New Horizon Interactive. New Horizon Interactive is the company who owned Club Penguin when they were first created. New Horizon Interactive sold Club Penguin to Disney in August 2007 for 700 million dollars.

How to tell if a penguin is a moderator:

If you think a certain penguin on Club Penguin is a moderator, open up their player card. If they are a moderator, they will have the moderator symbol in the top right side of their player card. Here’s a picture of four Club Penguin moderators and a moderator symbol on Gizmo’s player card:

What Moderators can do that others can’t:

Moderators have many special features that other penguins can’t do. First off, moderators have the power to ban, mute, or kick other penguins from a server.

However, not all bans are from moderators. Whenever you curse on Club Penguin, it is most likely the server that detects it automatically and not the moderators. Some cheats are detectable by servers and Club Penguin automatically bans you. Most bans are automatically made by Club Penguin’s server. If a moderator on Club Penguin catches you doing something against the terms of service, they will ban you.

Moderators have many more features. They can log in to special servers where only moderators have access to. Other penguins cannot go on these servers. On these servers, moderators can perm items such as the beta hat, moderator symbol, and all other items. This is why all Club Penguin moderators have all the clothing items. If you had access to these servers, you would be able to get all the items on Club Penguin.

Moderators also have access to a special Club Penguin forum for moderators only. At this forum, the events which will happen months from now are posted and revealed. I’m not sure if this forum is still in use but it was at one point. There are currently no pictures of the forum on the internet.

How do you find Moderators on Club Penguin?

Finding a moderator on Club Penguin is one of the hardest things to do! I’ve been playing Club Penguin for almost 4 years and I’ve seen all the moderators only once or twice each. Moderators are most seen on the English servers since Club Penguin is hosted in English speaking countries. Moderators visit random servers most of the time, but I have seen moderators on Frozen and Mammoth. I have seen Billybob twice on Frozen, once at the Cove and once at the Dock. They don’t stay long and it is very very difficult to catch them on. However, it is possible but I do not suggest trying to look for them. Just play Club Penguin and hopefully you will meet them.

Can I become a Moderator on Club Penguin?

Yes, but you must be at least 18 years or older and live in or near Kelowna, British Columbia or Canada. As a safety precaution, each moderator has to be at least 18 because they are dealing directly with children and have to pass a criminal record check. Moderators work together as a team in the Club Penguin office. This is a part of safety measures – they need to know who is moderating to keep Club Penguin safe.