Just install the plugin, activate it: You can now change a user's role to "Moderator", he can now moderate comments (all or only his), and only do this!

1. 

   The new little menu

1. Upload the "baw-moderator-role" folder into the "/wp-content/plugins/" directory
2. Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress
3. You can now change a user's role to "Moderator", he can now moderate comments (all or only his see FAQ), and only do this!
4. All moderators will receive an email when a non approved comment is awaiting moderation.
5. See FAQ for filters/actions usage

1.4.2

• 23 oct 2012
• Security fix: User can not edit posts anymore, thanks to Antoine Peytavin pointing me this

1.4.1

• 17 jul 2012
• Bug fix

1.4

• 11 jul 2012
• Add the pluggable function wp_notify_moderator() to add a filter on $email_to, this filter is now used to add all moderators.

1.3

• 14 mar 2012
• Bug fix when updating a comment with ajax (quick edit) (again) thanks to @lpointet pointing me that
• Bug fix when quick-replying a comment with ajax thanks to @lpointet pointing me that too

1.2

• 07 mar 2012
• Bug fix when updating a comment with ajax (quick edit)
• Add a new hook (See FAQ)
• Readme improved (so, read him)

1.1

• 07 mar 2012
• First release

I just want my moderators can moderate their own comments, is this possible?

Yes, you can play with my filter named "allow_moderate_all_comments", example of use (add this in your functions.php from theme folder): 1. Code: add_filter( 'allow_moderate_all_comments', '__return_false' ); // This will remove the "all comments" moderation 1. or we can check a user meta to allow one user to be kind of "admin moderator", example with a moderator user, with ID 123

function check_moderator()
{
    return $GLOBALS['current_user']->ID == 123;
}
add_filter( 'allow_moderate_all_comments', 'check_moderator' );

I use a plugin that adds a page for comment stuff, this page is not here, you're mean!

No worry, i've think about it! Use the filter "allowed_moderator_menus" and add your plugins pages. Example of use:

function add_my_plugin_page_for_moderator_menu_this_function_got_a_very_long_name_damn_it( $pages )
{
    $pages[] = __( 'My plugin page menu name', 'plugin_context' );
}
add_action( 'allowed_moderator_menus', 'add_my_plugin_page_for_moderator_menu_this_function_got_a_very_long_name_damn_it' );

Ok, now i can see a plugin menu in my admin bar and i don't want it!!

Same stuff! use this filter "baw_before_admin_bar_render", example:

function remove_my_plugin_in_admin_bar( &$wp_admin_bar )
{
    $wp_admin_bar->remove_menu('my-bad-plugin');
}
add_action( 'baw_before_admin_bar_render', 'remove_my_plugin_in_admin_bar' );