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I don't like the nomination idea because it will inevitably turn into the same popularity contest that MOTY/PPC does. :/
I don't like the nomination idea because it will inevitably turn into the same popularity contest that MOTY/PPC does. :/
I agree to a large extent to the ideas mentioned in the first post.
Most importantly being the one regarding PM space. 150 PMs in my opinion, are too less. I remember when I was a non-supporter, I had to constantly delete PMs; so many of them contained old memories of mine; something I would have liked to keep with myself. Deserving members definitely should be awarded with higher PM space.
On the other hand, why not just make it something universal: Why don't we just have the PM limit increased for everyone? It would be so much more simple. lol.
On the other hand, why not just make it something universal: Why don't we just have the PM limit increased for everyone? It would be so much more simple. lol.
That's not necessary. Reason being that...in a hypothetical situation, a warning/infraction would work if it got out of hand and it started breaking forum rules. From my understanding, this thread is about basically giving members supporter perks(thanks to some other people clarifying this for me at least). I can see good things, and I can see bad things occurring because of this.
If the members ever get out of hand to the point where they would have to be removed form the group, then there would be no point in doing that in total as an infraction would serve for that purpose.
/shrugThat's a pretty broad situation you're talking about, and it would depend on the staff member observing the matter and whether their behavior would count as an offense to that certain staff member or not.
My main concern? Members who are placed in this group could probably have a sense of accomplishment so strong that it overrides their typical behavior on the forum and develop an egotistical position with normal members when it comes to moderator candidates. Either that or people would assume being this group would mean that they're future moderator candidates, which I suppose is true since we tend to look for model type members over run-of-the-mill members... *shrug*
The moderator situation would, in all honesty, be different from how this "member getting supporter perks" thing works out. What Nick's basically saying is that he's fearing that certain members would get a know it all attitude after a while of getting the perks. They could be good members one second, and then turn completely egotistical the other second and looking down on certain members because of <insert perk here>.
And moderators can't honestly do much anyway with their "perks", so there's nothing to get egotistical about there.
Pretty much. This is part of my confusion in a way, and part of the reason why I would disagree with the idea. It's just in fear of people being sorta big-headed when they really shouldn't be, etc.
This.
This is the reason why I'm so stuck here. Emblems are a good way to distinguish certain members doing certain things, and badges would honestly be no different. I'm also confused because...um...I dunno really, I just am.
Haha, but seriously, you make a valid point, but I personally think the chances of it happening are slim. It might happen to like one or two members for every like.. 150 that get "nominated" in my opinion .__.
Not necessarily. There are some emblems that can equate prestige.As far as I think, emblems are treated more like... collectibles. I mean, what else is the purpose of getting them? "oh yay i got the color coordinated emblem because i used yellow and lime green and other incredibly bright colors on my profile what to get next" seems to be the mindset of most members of PC.
The badges system (or whatever we would call it) wouldn't really be easily handed out. It wouldn't be "collectible". As I see it, it'd be there to show PC that these members in particular are really respectable for their "meaningful contributions", whatever that turns out to be.