If a game has essentially just one person, the supermod, in charge of the boards, and it is clear that they are making decisions and categories without any regard for community consensus or feedback, and have rejected proposals to change the boards and do not respond well to it, how would one go about asking for a change of ownership? Should I make a support ticket, explaining the situation and bringing evidence of this behavior? Should I message site staff directly about it? Or some other method?

Yes you can put in a support hub request if the supermod is directly acting in opposition of community decisions.

Now in some cases community decisions are dumb and supermods can use their own judgement to reject board changes, but by the sounds of it, seems like a power hungry mod. Make sure to send proof when submitting the ticket.

Yes you can put in a support hub request if the supermod is directly acting in opposition of community decisions.

Now in some cases community decisions are dumb and supermods can use their own judgement to reject board changes, but by the sounds of it, seems like a power hungry mod. Make sure to send proof when submitting the ticket.

Thank you for the concise response. I am currently in the process of talking to people and gathering proof to make a strong case sometime in the near future.

Just to make sure I am filing it correctly, which action would be best suited for this? "Become a moderator for an existing game", and including within it a request to remove a current (super)moderator?