To try and address your question (though not as or on behalf of moderators), there is nothing in this proposal that requires a change in how moderators operate. If anything the only negative effect may be the impression of some staffers regarding the Curia and its own standards, but this is nothing new. This proposal simply shifts the bar for where and how citizenship is automatically revoked; management or consideration of one's citizenship status per the Curia's set standards was never part of a moderator's rulebook or the Terms of Service that I know of since it is the nature of moderators to consider people as regular users and act accordingly to their behavior on its own in all cases except when they're fellow mods or higher rank (ie, admin). Other consequences (revocation of citizenship per curial process, revocation of staff position should a staff hex/director feel a staffer's conduct is unsightly) are local responsibilities from there. If you're taking this from z3n's earlier comments referring to hex veto, that is not representative here.