In reply to Andy Moles:
As you're a moderator for 59 crags and I've never moderated any, I bow to your experience. I can certainly see that part of the role of a moderator is to collate information. But, being old-fashioned, I suppose I'd like moderators to have a watchful eye in case dodgy routes end up on a database and so become legitimised.
For instance, in the Mournes, in the 1970s, there was systematic undergrading of lower/middle-grade routes. No databases then, of course, but obviously climbing hut logbooks and word of mouth. I argued vehemently against said undergrading, which could have resulted in fatalities (pre cams, then, sod all gear). As an example, the then guidebook writer recommended Citroen to me as, "a nice Mild VS". Sustained 4c climbing, with (then) only two pieces of gear on the route, the first 60 or 70 feet above the ground, as I recall. I think Citroen's now HVS, 4c, even with better gear - which lets you know what you're in for.
If it's hard to get moderators (and, it seems it is), then we should be grateful for anyone. But, given that climbing is dangerous, I'd like the info to be as good as possible.
Mick