xgamer888 wrote:
DanniDorrito wrote:
This should have been discussed in staff with ALL staff members before posting it to public >.>
I haven't spoken up in this thread yet, so here I go:
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Lucky I still had the pic open and was able to save it.
While Irethena sometimes slaps the ban stick faster then the Michel Moore can eat a hot-dog...
What she did, in my opinion, was wonderful.
THIS is what the community was asking for.
She showed the community that the staff cares, is taking input, and is striving the help the community.
Irethena has my full support.
While I think that some things listed are too severe and others are a bit lenient, we have something to work with. Without a starting point, determination, and follow through, nothing gets done.
Irethena and the staff that helped to create that are showing all of those qualities, and truly care about the community.
I understand that if you "get the community's opinion" no one will ever 100% agree. However, our current law systems are like that (in the USA anyway).
We can vote, what the majority says goes.
If the community (the mods / admins ARE a part of the community too, remember that) as a whole sets rules in place, the community will follow them, and like them.
We understand that it's a work in progress, but please open the doors (or at a window) to what IS happening. Who know's, with 10,000+ members, maybe one of them will brainstorm an idea that a mod/admin has not thought of, making the community an even better place.
Thank you again Irethena, you are doing a VERY good job!
I'm not taking credit for something I didn't head. This was a contribution by multiple staff members in mumble while I was afk. Just pointing that out, it was a team effort and I am by no means stealing their thunder.
I took it down cause Sayomie and I made a few tweaks. When we pitch it to everybody else on staff and get it finalized, then it'll be implemented. Whether or not we publish it is up in the air.