The Club Penguin Moderators are a team that work for Disney. They work hard to keep the virtual world safe for young children to use. Moderators have to keep their identity a secret so that they don't get crowded in the game by other penguins. The most famous moderators are basically the Club Penguin Team! Which consists of:
Billybob is one of the 3 founders of Club Penguin. He regularly posts on the What's New Blog, about lots of upcoming events that will soon to on Club Penguin! It's quite hard to meet Billybob as he is mostly working and is very busy in his office. This makes him vary rarely seen on the game. Billybob's real name is Lane Merrifield.
Rsnail is one of the 3 founders of Club Penguin. He used to post on the What's New Blog but when Disney purchased Club Penguin, he started to fade away and he no longer posts. Rsnail is short for RocketSnail and he works with Flash Professional and he was the original creator of Penguin Chat 3. You can check out his website,
www.rocketsnail.com
Screenhog is one of the 3 founders of Club Penguin. Screenhog works with the Club Penguin Art Team to make the Club Penguin Graphics eg. Pins, Catalog Items and Rooms. Screenhog write the Club Penguin Times every week. You can check out his website,
www.screenhog.com
Gizmo is a co-founder for Club Penguin. He recently owned New Horizon Interactive, who were the company he created Club Penguin. New Horizon Interactive then sold Club Penguin to Disney for 700 million dollars.
Happy77 posts on the What's New Blog every so often about taking us Behind the Scenes of what's going on in Club Penguin! She is also only the female member of the Club Penguin Team!
How can I become a Club Penguin Moderator?
If you want to be a Club Penguin Moderator (aka CSR or “Community Service Representative”), you must be 18 years of age or older, and live in or near Kelowna, British Columbia, 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. Our moderators work together as a team in the Club Penguin office. This is a part of our safety measures – we need to know who is moderating to keep Club Penguin safe.
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