Robo

Pumpernickel bread being eaten by a bucket of monkeys.

I am considering breaking the moderator role into two parts for several reasons, all of which have been mentioned in the blog entry. I believe that it might be more efficient if one moderator is assigned a certain part of the rules to moderate and while the other moderates for the other half of the rules.

 

Your Honor,

Emperor Kraggh[/color]

Here here!

By that I of course mean 'Good idea' and 'I agree'

Is it the final book in the series?

Hrrm. You are really starting to [make me] doubt my abilities now. xD

 

 

Anyways, I agree with all this stuff that both you are Robo said. I just chose not to use that plan. I like to know what is happening when and how, and I also like to be in charge (with restrictions, OFC; I am never like a tyrant, I hope). If I am absent, I appoint lieutenants. Never less than two, however, because I do not like a single person to have control over my work, though I made a sort of exception with appointing Robo once.

 

Edit: major correction in my first line, lol.

 

~EW~

And I admit I made a mistake during my time in charge. But i didn't do too bad a job I hope.

Very nice. Your deduction of RPG superstructure and social structure is highly accurate. I agree to your assessment that compartmentalized tasks/jobs distributed over a large group rather than overall power distributed to a small hierarchy would in fact be a rather efficient method of moderation.

But I also submit the fact that such a method may not be suitable for all RPGs. But then, no system of moderation and/or governing can be set in stone for all RPGs, as game flow, plot devices, and player characteristics will call for different systems. But as a generic rule, you are on to something here. I take it you plan to initialize something of this sort for your upcoming (though not yet approved) RPG?

(I am not saying I'm a capable member, but there are members who are)

You most certainly are capable. I'd appoint you to run Reality if i ever had to take a long lapse of time off, but its a pretty much self-run RPG so theres no need.

On topic: I whole-heartedly and deeply agree with this point of view. Nothing shall be ripped apart. Just because you've gotta be gone for a week or two doesn't mean things must be shut down; just leave some guide-rules and let the players serve themselves.

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Also, where's Kae? Due to becoming a temp admin for another RPG I haven't entered it, but I thought I asked Robo to play as him for me...

whoops. Yeah, forgot to do that If Teebs or Taki would send me the profile, I shall do it!

I now have a chance to laugh at you in the blog-o-verse.

Muahahahahaha

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Only you Teebs. Tell me what your grade is at the end of the year then.

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I love it!

XD I literally laughed out loud (lol'd) at parts.

XD perpetual heavy metal concert. XD XD XD

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Yes!

Mary Sue '08! and '12!

Teeby, you find the best leaders. Maybe her running mate can be Santa!

Bum, bum, buuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm

the dreaded insomnia. Nyquil is da cure man!

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That was awesome. Wow Necro, only you would have thought to say something like that.

*Bear Hug*

AA, you are an artist with words.

This is how you argue your point in a mature manner, Rho:

While I respectfully disagree with you opinion, you do have the right to have it.

Personally, i love Talk LIke A Pirate Day. But I understand there are those who don't like it. Peace to them. Aargh.

*sniff* we're all sooo proud.

I am inclined to agree with Taki on that one. The term 'owned' is not enough to describe it.

Combine 1 and 4; spray the preps down with a geyser of Diet Coke and Mentos...even if the geyser doesn't go off you can still cover them in soda!

-"Bow-chika-honk-honk"-