I will send you merit if theymos responds to you.

He actually responded

Cum Support agent
You may want to rephrase this

Actually, in elevated English, there is the expression of two attributes of a same entity, tied up with the
Latin term cum, which means "with" or "and". For example, in the
extraordinary Wired article from 1993 named
Crypto rebels, Stephen Levy, the author, named the Cypherpunks as "
techie-cum-civil libertarians". This meant that Cypherpunks were both "techie libertarians"
and "civil libertarians".
Indeed, this expression containing the Latin word "cum" is not very used. Mostly authors use it. But, coming back to naim's post, he said
I am a Moderator Cum Support agent
If we are to give him credit for no spelling error, then maybe he actually used also the Latin "cum" and if so, his statement means "I am a Moderator agent and Support agent (too)"
