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==Description==
==Description==
The FAQ includes seven subject categories with questions and corresponding answers. Below is an archive of the version last updated on 15 September 2026.
The FAQ includes seven subject categories with questions and corresponding answers. Below is an archive of the version last updated on 22 January 2026.
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  |What are the comment rules?
  |What are the comment rules?
  |Comment rules exist in Geometry Dash to promote good behavior. They act as simple guidelines to stop users of posting inappropriate or spam content. Breaking the comment rules can result in a timeout or ban. The rules are as follows:
  |Comment rules exist in Geometry Dash to promote good behavior. They act as simple guidelines to stop users of posting inappropriate or spam content. Breaking the comment rules can result in a timeout or ban. The rules are as follows:
#Do <span style="color:red">not</span> spam.
#Do <font color="red">not</font> spam.
#Do <span style="color:red">not</span> harass other players.
#Do <font color="red">not</font> harass other players.
#Do <span style="color:red">not</span> post inappropriate or controversial content.
#Do <font color="red">not</font> post inappropriate or controversial content.
#Do <span style="color:red">not</span> try to bypass these rules.
#Do <font color="red">not</font> try to bypass these rules.
These rules and their enforcement are entirely at Elder Moderators' discretion.
These rules and their enforcement are entirely at Elder Moderators' discretion.
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  |What is a Rating Advisor?
  |What is a Moderator?
  |A Rating Advisor is identifiable through the Rating Advisor badge in Geometry Dash. This role can be granted only by RobTop himself. Their main task is suggesting good levels to RobTop for a rating. They also have more power when voting for Demon difficulty.
  |A Moderator is identifiable through the Moderator badge in Geometry Dash. This role can be granted only by RobTop himself, meaning that Moderators represent him as well as Geometry Dash directly. Their main task is suggesting good levels to RobTop for a rating. They also have more power when voting for Demon difficulty.
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  |What is a Moderator?
  |What is an Elder Moderator?
  |A Moderator is identifiable through the Moderator badge in Geometry Dash. Moderators are tasked not only with sending good levels, but also moderating the in-game comment sections, whitelisting users on Newgrounds, unlocking updates for older rated levels, and some other tasks.
  |An Elder Moderator is identifiable through the Elder Moderator badge in Geometry Dash. Elder Moderators are tasked not only with sending good levels, but also moderating the in-game comment sections, whitelisting users on Newgrounds, unlocking updates for older rated levels, and some other tasks.
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  |What is a Leaderboard Moderator?
  |What is a Leaderboard Moderator?
  |Leaderboard Moderators manage the Leaderboards within the game. They manage the Top 1000 whitelist and can ban players from both the Global and Level Leaderboards. It is worth noting that they are not necessarily a normal Moderator too. They also have more power when voting for Demon difficulty. The list of Leaderboard Moderators is found [https://www.robtopgames.com/faq/en/modteam here]. If you need any support regarding these topics, refer to the [[Geometry Dash FAQ#Leaderboard-0|Leaderboards]] section.
  |Leaderboard Moderators manage the Leaderboards within the game. They manage the Top 1000 whitelist and can ban players from both the Global and Level Leaderboards. It is worth noting that they are not necessarily a normal Moderator too. The list of Leaderboard Moderators is found [https://www.robtopgames.com/faq/en/modteam here]. If you need any support regarding these topics, refer to the [[Geometry Dash FAQ#Leaderboard-0|Leaderboards]] section.
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  |What standards do Advisors have when sending levels?
  |What standards do Moderators have when sending levels?
  |While every Advisor is trusted with their own standards when sending levels, certain factors need to be considered by all Advisors. These factors include but are not limited to: stolen designs or levels, the song being available, the level's length (in most cases, at least "Long" length is preferred), the name or the contents of the level being appropriate, and more.
  |While every Moderator is trusted with their own standards when sending levels, certain factors need to be considered by all Moderators. These factors include but are not limited to: stolen designs or levels, the song being available, the level's length (in most cases, at least "Long" length is preferred), the name or the contents of the level being appropriate, and more.
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  |Do Moderator sends have more impact than Advisor sends?
  |Do Elder Moderator sends have more impact than regular Moderator sends?
  |The importance of a send remains the same for any Advisor and Moderator. Both have the same weight on sends.
  |The importance of a send remains the same for any Moderator. Both regular Moderators and Elder Moderators have the same weight on sends.
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  |Can Moderators rate levels?
  |Can Elder Moderators rate levels?
  |No, the only person who can rate levels is RobTop.
  |No, the only person who can rate levels is RobTop.
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  |Do Advisors and Moderators have direct contact with RobTop?
  |Do Moderators have direct contact with RobTop?
  |Yes, Advisors and Moderators are able to contact RobTop directly. If some issue arises, RobTop can be informed through a Moderator.
  |Yes, Moderators are able to contact RobTop directly. If some issue arises, RobTop can be informed through a Moderator.
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  |Are Advisors and Moderators paid?
  |Are Moderators paid?
  |Advisors, Moderators, and Leaderboard Moderators are not paid; their positions are entirely voluntary.
  |Moderators, Elder Moderators, and Leaderboard Moderators are not paid; their positions are entirely voluntary. Moderators are not allowed to accept payment for sending levels either.
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  |How can I contact an Advisor or Moderator?
  |How can I contact a GD Moderator?
  |This is different for every Advisor and Moderator. Nowadays, most are active on Discord. Not all Advisors like to take level requests through direct messages, so try to figure out whether they have a server or a form if you are contacting them for this reason. This information may be available in their profile bio. Most Advisors also check their in-game messages occasionally. Remember to be respectful when contacting them!
  |This is different for every Moderator. Most Moderators nowadays are active on Discord. Not all Moderators like to take level requests through direct messages, so try to figure out whether they have a server or a form if you are contacting them for this reason. This information may be available in their profile bio. Most Moderators also check their in-game messages occasionally. Remember to be respectful when contacting them!
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  |How does one become an Advisor, Moderator, Leaderboard Moderator?
  |How does one become a Moderator or Leaderboard Moderator?
  |RobTop is always on the lookout for active and helpful community members who can help find good levels and moderate content. If you contribute in positive ways in the community, you may get a shot at one of the positions. Current team members may also suggest good options for the roles.
  |For any of the Moderator positions, RobTop relies on suggested candidates from the current team, as he is not too involved in the community himself. The typical process to get promoted is to apply through the [https://forms.gle/XyRGtFzD3hshDUQV7 Moderator form] or [https://forms.gle/MoRL3tnBumDZrwHy8 Leaderboard Moderator form]. Afterwards, every individual application is read by two to three of the current members of the respective teams, and this is done anonymously and separately from each other to avoid bias. These members note down any interesting application they come across. Later, these applications are reviewed one by one in the team's Discord server, allowing anyone to chime in. In this discussion, we focus on whether the person is active in the community and helping out in ways relevant to the position. For example, candidates for Moderator may help creators out through requests, streams, feedback, reviews, and similar. If that is the case, and the application is strong, the candidate may be forwarded to RobTop, who makes the final decision on promoting or not. As for Elder Moderator, this position is reserved for already existing Moderators that are interested in moderating comments, and cannot be applied for. Note that you do not have to use the forms to become a Moderator or Leaderboard Moderator, but it increases your chances of being considered. It is also a good way to let us know that you are interested, while also letting you tell us more about yourself and why you should be a Moderator or Leaderboard Moderator. By submitting an application, you agree that our team members may read what you write, but rest assured that we take your privacy seriously and that everything stays within our server.
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