iEnigma Wrote:[COLOR="YellowGreen"]The join date along with the activity monitor/time online as well as how many posts/threads - mainly logical, showing up should determine the forums/server connection for in-game mod.
Good point, but I don't see how the join date is relevant towards him receiving a rank on the server. Though, if you insist, what's your explanation on feeling that the join date is important in this situation?
Anyways, good luck with the silver crown![/COLOR]
If someone joined last year in July, their activity is at 1%, time online is 2 days, and barely any posts/threads - then come on.. You really think that doesn't have an impact on being a mod in-game? Compare it with this.. Someone who joined last year in July, their activity is at 20%, time online is a week - a month, about 500 - 1K posts/threads and they're spread out (meaning 500 - 1K posts/threads aren't jumbled up in a week or two - which could result in them rushing which means they don't care; they only care about getting those blah amount of posts just to be in-game mod/admin..) then that would be ideal towards the in-game mod.. Those who just post just to get it up, get their time/activity up just for the sole purpose of being an in-game don't deserve to be a mod. They deserve to be a mod if they enjoy what they're doing, on the server and on the forums..
The forums play a big role in getting in-game moderation/administration.. How could you possibly say it doesn't..?

