Mod/Admin Application tips/Rules.*MUST READ BEFORE APPLYING*

[Metazard]

Rules edited.

[Metazard]

Jamourous wrote:Can I ask a question, and this is serious.

Don't spoil this topic... by asking people and telling them the EXACT way to do the magic word.


Thank you

Yeah.

Metazard wrote:Rules edited.

[TheMCRebel]

Rules:

You must have at least 500 posts on the forums to become a mod. To become an admin you must have 2000. This shows you're among the community.

I don`t really think that is fair because some people might not be as active on the forums but very active on the server.

[Lord_Nick]

TheMCRebel wrote:

Rules:

You must have at least 500 posts on the forums to become a mod. To become an admin you must have 2000. This shows you're among the community.

I don`t really think that is fair because some people might not be as active on the forums but very active on the server.

There is already a post on this.... Also if you are thinking about becoming Mod try to be in the community at LEAST a year. That is all.

[MonsterGeek99]

Lord_Nick. wrote:

TheMCRebel wrote:

Rules:

You must have at least 500 posts on the forums to become a mod. To become an admin you must have 2000. This shows you're among the community.

I don`t really think that is fair because some people might not be as active on the forums but very active on the server.

There is already a post on this.... Also if you are thinking about becoming Mod try to be in the community at LEAST a year. That is all.

I agree on this. Time on the server should count for more than posts. (Though they should have enough posts to where they are at least active on the forums)

[Metazard]

The point is that one would be active on both, as many important changes and information are posted on the forums, if you're a staff or even just an active community member, your server could use your opinion.

[Mcmanaway1]

Metazard wrote:The point is that one would be active on both, as many important changes and information are posted on the forums, if you're a staff or even just an active community member, your server could use your opinion.

All hail the return of Prince Metazard

However I agree with Meta's Statement, You should be active in all aspects. The post count is just to show that you are active on the forums, and to see if the player is mature enough to actually wait to awhile to get the count instead of spamming the forums like they usually do. Showing that they are actually eager to wait the time to prove that they can get the posts, and that they didn't want it now and then, just to screw up later down the line.