Community catalogue moderators

The catalogue team is a small group of trusted community leaders who help keep the shared toy catalogue accurate — so it isn't only platform staff deciding whether that's the 2019 or 2023 edition of a game.

What a catalogue team member can do

Working across the whole platform, a catalogue team member can:

Decide merge-back proposals — when a library improves a shared record and offers the changes back, approve them field by field, or decline with a short reason.
Review AI and supplier records — approve a machine-written entry as checked, or hide one that's wrong.
Triage flagged issues — resolve "this is wrong" reports (bad photo, wrong age, duplicate).
Edit shared records — fix names, ages, pieces, safety warnings and photos on the shared entry directly.

What they cannot see or do

No private library data. Moderators only ever touch public catalogue records and the specific changes a library chose to submit. Loans, members, payments and everything else stay behind each library's own walls.
No platform administration — libraries, billing, ops and analytics stay with platform staff.
No deciding their own library's proposals. If a proposal comes from a library the moderator belongs to, the console asks another team member to review it — a simple conflict-of-interest guard.

Becoming one

There's no application form. Approving a catalogue team member is a judgement platform staff make about known, trusted community leaders — usually someone already deeply involved in running a library. If that sounds like you, get in touch and we'll talk. Access can be granted or removed at any time, and every action a moderator takes is attributed and logged.