Facediary
Facediary => History => Topic started by: ★ LunarGolden ★ on April 05, 2018, 04:37:45 pm
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Hello! If this system comes back one day, or, the owner requests it to be opened again, it will be unlocked at moved back into its previous board. :)
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Also, It should take time, if you become a moderator within 4 days of trying, Good on you, Users should learn to have patience, and what a better way then it takes a long period of time? This will also help the Administrators/Bureaucrats get to know the user a little better before they jump to the conclusion of them becoming a moderator.
I personally feel like The guidelines would need to be changed, and guides would have to implement, as Facediary is adding all these new and improved systems, Overall, I think it would be a great idea.
Guides? I guess that could be under FWC.
Could you clarify?
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Also, It should take time, if you become a moderator within 4 days of trying, Good on you, Users should learn to have patience, and what a better way then it takes a long period of time? This will also help the Administrators/Bureaucrats get to know the user a little better before they jump to the conclusion of them becoming a moderator.
I personally feel like The guidelines would need to be changed, and guides would have to implement, as Facediary is adding all these new and improved systems, Overall, I think it would be a great idea.
Guides? I guess that could be under FWC.
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Chaos making eh? Well I don't blame you, because many sites do it
(and many of them are chaotic) :D
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I very well know, this will create chaos, But this is a big change, and I believe that we need to Share it.
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Implemented.
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Also, It should take time, if you become a moderator within 4 days of trying, Good on you, Users should learn to have patience, and what a better way then it takes a long period of time? This will also help the Administrators/Bureaucrats get to know the user a little better before they jump to the conclusion of them becoming a moderator.
I personally feel like The guidelines would need to be changed, and guides would have to implement, as Facediary is adding all these new and improved systems, Overall, I think it would be a great idea.
There would certainly need to be a guideline change, and I agree that it should take time, If they are interested being a new member would lessen your chances, But you must remember, We aren't a game, and I think if a brand new member knew what they were doing, It would be a fantastic addition to our team.
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Also, It should take time, if you become a moderator within 4 days of trying, Good on you, Users should learn to have patience, and what a better way then it takes a long period of time? This will also help the Administrators/Bureaucrats get to know the user a little better before they jump to the conclusion of them becoming a moderator.
I personally feel like The guidelines would need to be changed, and guides would have to implement, as Facediary is adding all these new and improved systems, Overall, I think it would be a great idea.
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Interesting, I have heard many stories of bad outcomes, where users just do it for the power and when they achieve it bad things result.
But, There are some amazing people who would do it for the community, Bluestar, being one of them ;)
Support.
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Since we have done this system before, You have my full support, and we picked up some amazing moderators :D
Users should also be allowed (and staff) to recommend a user, but that does not guarantee them a spot on the team, Take me for example on the community I won't give a name of.
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Hi! I was thinking the other day, and I strongly believe that we could change our application system for something more simple and like the Curator/Helper system.
Basically, User's could get the opportunity to be a Moderator if they are helpful, kind, and, participate in reinforcing the guidelines. If they caught a Bureaucrats eye, they could ask the other Bureaucrats what they thought of that person, and if the bureaucrats both agree, this person will be appointed as a moderator, The Bureaucrats would check the user's history of posts.
The Bureaucrats would ideally want a user who is kind and offers help, will not expecting anything in return. Regularly can be seen around the community, and would be happy to offer help to newcomers, These users would be people who know when to joke, and when to be serious, and when and how to interfere.
Some websites/games that have this method are Hill Cliff Horse Online, I think Dragons Online, Runescape, and many more.
Please share your opinions.