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[Momiji]

Originally Posted by Araciel ^

Originally Posted by Bahamut2000X ^

I generally just use the warn button, though mostly for threads in the wrong place.

Lawl I usually post an idiotic message saying it's in the wrong place, which they hate :P

I used to do that all the time (well, not the idiotic part). I always forgot about the warning link. It was sort of embarrassing for a while.

[Bahamut2000X]

I'd be lying if I said I haven't done anything like that before. Though in my defense I almost always try and back up that post with some humorous or helpful comment (usually humorous more often then not).

But then again I just like to joke around a bit when I don't need to be serious.

[Linus]

I used to use the Attack button.

[Dolentrean]

Maybe I should warn this thread for excessive spam Nah... that’s probably not a good joke.

[Bahamut2000X]

Originally Posted by Linus ^

I used to use the Attack button.

Ah I loved that smurfing thing. Sad they did away with it.

[oddler]

Members are historically promoted to Cid's Knights in (loose) groups of at least 2, I think. Not that that would always be the case but it seems to have been the norm.

kikimm didn't step down as I remember. At least, not publicly.

If there's one thing I've learned about rules here, it's that there are usually gray areas. Obviously, some things are going to be clear cut but I'm willing to bet something down the line will involve judgement calls and ability to discuss and work as a team to come to an agreement on a course of action.

[Aerith's Knight]

I always wondered about that. Does the staff have something like meetings?

[Bahamut2000X]

Originally Posted by oddler ^

If there's one thing I've learned about rules here, it's that there are usually gray areas. Obviously, some things are going to be clear cut but I'm willing to bet something down the line will involve judgement calls and ability to discuss and work as a team to come to an agreement on a course of action.

I think that's a given. I hate the idea of things being so clear cut.

I remember from my times of being staff at GFF constantly discussing what to do about such and such thread, or with who-ever's comment to who ever, with the other staff members just so we could figure out how to handle the situation.