iMelissa_FarmingMyNoobPup
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Pimd Committee
Hi all, Mel here. So I've noticed recently that there have been a lot of complaints about things on pimd, and that there have also been a lot of suggestions on how to improve things for everyone. So I came up with the idea of a pimd committee to deal with it all. As we all know, ata is extremely busy coming up with new stuff for us all, as well as managing all of their other games. The pimd committee would be a group of 5-10 old school players that care about pimd and the community and will contact ata for the community when needed.
So what will be the roles of the committee?
1) They can review a person's silence, and can also unsilence a perm silenced person when their time is up.
2) They will vote on suggestions on how to improve the game, decide whether they're practical, useful, and then if a majority rules agrees on it, will then pass it on to ata with a list of reasons why that particular idea should be implemented, how it will help the game, etc.
3) The committee will also help new players begin the game. They will teach them the unofficial rules that everyone goes by, and any player that has issues or questions will easily be able to contact them.
4) They will have to show that they can be fair and just to everyone, and not be biased. If they are proven to be biased, they will lose their position.
5) Since the committee will be such a small group, all the members need to be active. If one of the members will be inactive for more than two weeks, they must temporarily step down until they can be active again.
6) The committee will be recognisable, whether it's by having a different colour for their name, a special award, etc. It is a volunteer job, and people must realise that. They wouldn't get paid for their services.
7) The committee will also be able to silence people. They will be slightly above moderators but below developers in power.
How to be a part of the committee:
Pimd would open up applications, and anyone that thinks they meet this criteria is welcome to apply. They must however have also been playing for longer than a year, and be 18 as well as clearly show that they know the game well, understand it and are willing to help others who need/want it.
The purpose of the committee is to lessen the feedback that's being sent to pimd, as I'm sure they're tired of the complaints, and it would also lessen the suggestions being sent to them. The committee would have to approve of something before pimd sees it. That's why the committee will have to prove that they are responsible and can be trusted.
I hope you all like the idea, and if there's anything you think I've forgotten, and should be added, please comment below. If you don't like the idea, please instead of just saying no support or trolling, please explain constructively why you don't like it. If you do like the idea, please add how you think it can be improved on. This is just off the top of my head, and I know that it's far from perfect.
Thanks all
~Mel
Hi all, Mel here. So I've noticed recently that there have been a lot of complaints about things on pimd, and that there have also been a lot of suggestions on how to improve things for everyone. So I came up with the idea of a pimd committee to deal with it all. As we all know, ata is extremely busy coming up with new stuff for us all, as well as managing all of their other games. The pimd committee would be a group of 5-10 old school players that care about pimd and the community and will contact ata for the community when needed.
So what will be the roles of the committee?
1) They can review a person's silence, and can also unsilence a perm silenced person when their time is up.
2) They will vote on suggestions on how to improve the game, decide whether they're practical, useful, and then if a majority rules agrees on it, will then pass it on to ata with a list of reasons why that particular idea should be implemented, how it will help the game, etc.
3) The committee will also help new players begin the game. They will teach them the unofficial rules that everyone goes by, and any player that has issues or questions will easily be able to contact them.
4) They will have to show that they can be fair and just to everyone, and not be biased. If they are proven to be biased, they will lose their position.
5) Since the committee will be such a small group, all the members need to be active. If one of the members will be inactive for more than two weeks, they must temporarily step down until they can be active again.
6) The committee will be recognisable, whether it's by having a different colour for their name, a special award, etc. It is a volunteer job, and people must realise that. They wouldn't get paid for their services.
7) The committee will also be able to silence people. They will be slightly above moderators but below developers in power.
How to be a part of the committee:
Pimd would open up applications, and anyone that thinks they meet this criteria is welcome to apply. They must however have also been playing for longer than a year, and be 18 as well as clearly show that they know the game well, understand it and are willing to help others who need/want it.
The purpose of the committee is to lessen the feedback that's being sent to pimd, as I'm sure they're tired of the complaints, and it would also lessen the suggestions being sent to them. The committee would have to approve of something before pimd sees it. That's why the committee will have to prove that they are responsible and can be trusted.
I hope you all like the idea, and if there's anything you think I've forgotten, and should be added, please comment below. If you don't like the idea, please instead of just saying no support or trolling, please explain constructively why you don't like it. If you do like the idea, please add how you think it can be improved on. This is just off the top of my head, and I know that it's far from perfect.
Thanks all
~Mel
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