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lucetimods) wrote2011-02-18 01:15 am
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Activity Check Results
The results for the Activity Check are in. Please note that the following characters were either inactive, didn't post to the activity check, or failed to speak to a moderator about their activity. Also added were characters who have dropped, for your convenience.
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A number of you passed the activity check, but barely. (You know who you are.) Try to pick things up, as it's no fun to character-squat.
If there are any mistakes here, please let us know! Additionally, if your character was removed and you're still active, feel free to appeal to one of us about keeping your character. However, please remember next time to stay active and post to the Activity Check. Thank you!
And as always:
HMD
How's My Driving?
This is a crit post for both the community and game and for your characters. If you have something you'd like to see us improve upon with the game, PLEASE TELL US HERE! Anon commenting is on, but if anything gets really nasty there will be warnings and thread-freezing. This isn't required but everyone is encouraged to take advantage of the advice of your fellow players!
Just some pointers: no taking cheap shots, no dragging personal issues into things and for the love of all that is wise and great, please double check your replies and comments before posting them. Sometimes a change in phrasing can make all the difference between a helpful tone and a condescending one.
ALSO ALSO: We'd like to clarify that HMD means HMD- which means it's okay to have both good and bad crit. Some people have expressed concerns about posting good/bad crit when a character already has bad/good crit posted. We'd like to encourage you guys to do it anyway! You can drive well or badly, and even good drivers make mistakes. So give it a try \o
Copy-paste the following here:
A number of you passed the activity check, but barely. (You know who you are.) Try to pick things up, as it's no fun to character-squat.
If there are any mistakes here, please let us know! Additionally, if your character was removed and you're still active, feel free to appeal to one of us about keeping your character. However, please remember next time to stay active and post to the Activity Check. Thank you!
And as always:
How's My Driving?
This is a crit post for both the community and game and for your characters. If you have something you'd like to see us improve upon with the game, PLEASE TELL US HERE! Anon commenting is on, but if anything gets really nasty there will be warnings and thread-freezing. This isn't required but everyone is encouraged to take advantage of the advice of your fellow players!
Just some pointers: no taking cheap shots, no dragging personal issues into things and for the love of all that is wise and great, please double check your replies and comments before posting them. Sometimes a change in phrasing can make all the difference between a helpful tone and a condescending one.
ALSO ALSO: We'd like to clarify that HMD means HMD- which means it's okay to have both good and bad crit. Some people have expressed concerns about posting good/bad crit when a character already has bad/good crit posted. We'd like to encourage you guys to do it anyway! You can drive well or badly, and even good drivers make mistakes. So give it a try \o
Re: Luceti / Luceti Mods
(Anonymous) 2011-02-19 01:55 am (UTC)(link)I was under the impression the new rules would imply that the player would have to post 30 comments regardless of method, not that they would have to get 30 comments or just put up a post. The latter sounds incredibly cheap to me. The character should have to get 30 comments (that's one tag a day, seeing as the space of the AC has been bumped up to a month) whether on their own thread or in other peoples. These current rules seem unfair.
What's your criteria for judging the people who only submit a post they've made?
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All in all, we were pretty lenient this time around. In the next mod post, I hope to clarify what we're really expecting so that the next AC will be smoother, fairer, and a little more strict.
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(Anonymous) 2011-02-19 10:12 am (UTC)(link)And that concern was indeed expressed when the new requirements were posted. While we get where you are coming from on the whole posting short threads just to get enough comments in just makes for crappy threads, at the same time pushing a thread on for too long is just as bad. And that also doesn't even get into the other player dropping the thread, or a natural conclusion happening before enough comments are gotten.
There really needs to be a happy medium here somewhere. I get where you guys are coming from and all with the limit, but at the same time it really is very restrictive. And as long as a restrictive limit like that will exist, there will be players choosing to make a post as the easy way out, because their other choice would be failing AC because they can't get 30 comments in only three links, but they are being active and doing stuff.
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So what I'm saying is that different timezones lead to slower tagging in general and earlier cut-off points, depending on whether the thread is actually going somewhere important and how insistent the taggers are to lead said thread to a conclusion. Which makes it very difficult for people like me to have threads of ten comments or longer.
So a medium would be nice. Maybe players should be allowed to link four threads instead of three? Still with the 30 comment minimum, of course.
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(Anonymous) 2011-02-19 08:53 pm (UTC)(link)But Meowzy is actually right here, this is a problem I get (the thread drops happening to me due to timezones). Whilst I have a talkative character, making it easy to pass the AC even if I've been on hiatus, I can understand how excruciatingly difficult this would be for those with the more silent types.
Upping the thread limit to 4 instead of 3 gives a massive amount of leeway for the silent (and villain) characters to pass the AC. It also reduces the pressure applied onto them, and I personally think that sounds very fair. Just keep an eye out for which characters are posting links to 4 threads (for example, if a very talkative character dropped 4 short thread links, it would be suspicious on their behalf). Obviously, it's not your job to know every character and canon, but it might help to be more judgmental of those who post more links than less links. My issue is that I think it should just be 30 comments, not a post or 30, as I mentioned before. If this idea helps the more quiet types, then maybe it's worth considering if enough people feel the same way? Finding a happy medium is important, maybe it might be worth putting up a poll?
Since this AC was just a test round to find a balance with the new AC rules, it's entirely understandable and I can see why it would be more lenient. That's cool, I don't mind! Better to be lenient then have a load of people panicking.
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