Staff Applications

Landonator419

This is really bothering me. The rule is...
"2. Commenting on Staff Applications
The purpose of posting on staff applications is to get feedback from the community. Each person is allowed two posts on an application leaving them one post for a comment and one for a response to the applicants comment. Each post should contain constructive feedback as to why they should or shouldn’t be a staff member."

I see a lot of people posting more than 2 times. Make it so you can only post 2 times unless you are the one applying. If you are the one applying then you can post as many as you want. Thanks!

Owen Powell

If you're applying, you can post however much you want
I don't agree with the 2 post rule in the 1st place. You should be allowed to post as much as you want, as long as its constructive.

-1

OneBreadSlice

If you're applying, you can post however much you want
I don't agree with the 2 post rule in the 1st place. You should be allowed to post as much as you want, as long as its constructive.

-1
~ @Owen Powell

Maybe the staff should be enforcing it...

Landonator419

If you're applying, you can post however much you want
I don't agree with the 2 post rule in the 1st place. You should be allowed to post as much as you want, as long as its constructive.

-1
~ @Owen Powell

That's the thing most of them aren't constructive. Also you can just take it into a conversation or Skype.

If you're applying, you can post however much you want

-1
~ @Owen Powell

If you didn't understand I meant you can post as many times if you are the person that applied.

KatieBlue

I think the 2 post per player (other than the applicant) is helpful with spam and should be enforced. The only exceptions should be when a players comment is actually constructive, as any more than 2 tends to be off-topic anyway.

Bob4444444

-1

When I see someone continually draining their chance at getting staff, I point it out to them, and try to help them to improve. I am pretty sure the 2 posts an application rule isn't in place anymore. If the posts are constructive and related, why shouldn't they be allowed?

Muunkee

this rule is pointless except for when I say ''I like peanut butter.'' On a staff app. THEN that'd be a warning point.
I remember when a simple -1 would get a warning point...

funkyrainbows

Denied - You can have lots go constructive posts, and non constructing ones can be removed.