I find it deplorable that High6 isn't being considered seriously for MODERATOR for the CO2 sections.
What I think truly matters:
Attitude
Dedication
Personality
Contribution
Attitude: Rough, but getting much better
Personality: A++, a MOD without one would be nothing more than a program scanning for patterns.
Dedication: Since inception to ePVP High6 has contributed to the community; from 2006. If that isn't dedication, what is?
Contribution: I need not point out anything to the current moderators, you have tools enough to search and compile the evidence for yourselves.
My take on this: Let him be moderator, or you are going to lose a talent that isn't all that easy to find with the attitude and personality combination that High6 possesses.
I could see the reason to deny moderator status: moderators spend time cleaning up forums and "moderating" which can and will take away from his time that he now uses for contributions. How many moderators still contribute? Don't let this be your guide. High6 is still young enough to handle the added responsibilities and still contribute.
What I think truly matters:
Attitude
Dedication
Personality
Contribution
Attitude: Rough, but getting much better
Personality: A++, a MOD without one would be nothing more than a program scanning for patterns.
Dedication: Since inception to ePVP High6 has contributed to the community; from 2006. If that isn't dedication, what is?
Contribution: I need not point out anything to the current moderators, you have tools enough to search and compile the evidence for yourselves.
My take on this: Let him be moderator, or you are going to lose a talent that isn't all that easy to find with the attitude and personality combination that High6 possesses.
I could see the reason to deny moderator status: moderators spend time cleaning up forums and "moderating" which can and will take away from his time that he now uses for contributions. How many moderators still contribute? Don't let this be your guide. High6 is still young enough to handle the added responsibilities and still contribute.