Proposal – Membership Reform
+6
woodb3kmaster
Peter
Saathoff
emgmod
Blakeway4
Thomas
10 posters
Page 1 of 1
Proposal – Membership Reform
The current membership system has allowed members with very few posts in their City Journal to become full members and has shown the system to be more focused on quantity of members rather than quality of members. The proposed membership reform will mean that all new FM applications will require more of an emphasis on City Journal skills rather than activeness and contribution to the union. The step to full membership will require much more work than before, and will follow a similar system to that of Jr M applications. Junior Membership applications will also be stricter than before, but also easier to follow. This is not meant to stop new members joining. It is simply meant to promote quality journals joining the union, and emphasise the City Notebook section of the forums, which is supposed to be the centrepiece for the Union.
- At least 10 pictures of your nation will now need to be posted in both Junior and Full membership applications. Before and After images will be added to the FM application.
- Only Administrators, when they open voting, will post the checklist. This will be updated if an application is improved.
- When Jr Membership applications are accepted, each admin posts 4 points of improvement that they must achieve before being allowed to go for full membership.
- New checklist points: No in-game UI, 50/50 ratio of CC minimum, realistic history will become essential criteria.
- Full Membership applications will require the full Jr M checklist to be completed.
- A review by every administrator of the applicants CJ section will take place, meaning that every image is scrutinised.
- If more than six Full Members disagree with allowing a FM application to go through, then it will be denied. At least 4 of the administrators (Including Matt) must vote in favour of an application before it goes through.
- Applications can remain opened for a maximum of one month before being denied by a lack of yes votes. Therefore, the Presidents power to accept applications will be removed.
Last edited by Thomas on 13th June 2010, 21:56; edited 2 times in total
Thomas- Overlord of Eurasia
- Posts : 5849
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
Agreed. Except with the 13 year old law. Look every forum breaks this rule. I dont want to restrict people. If we get in trouble who cares. It wont happen.
Saathoff- Prime Minister
- Posts : 2373
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
If anyone else mentions an opposition to it (not sure it's a big deal personally) then I'll remove it.
Thomas- Overlord of Eurasia
- Posts : 5849
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
After thinking about the 13 year old rule, anyone can lie about their age in the Internet. I don't think it would change anything.
emgmod- High Commissioner
- Posts : 1536
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
Yes, the age thing isnt need. We may allow youger than 13.
Guest- Guest
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
I agree with the proposal as written.
woodb3kmaster- Permanent Secretary
- Posts : 583
Age : 38
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
I think the thirteen and above rule is something that we don't have to strictly enforce - it is more a channel we can use against people, such as those who recently posted applications and acted extremely immaturely.
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
About age, it is necessary to restrict it. It is actually illegal in most countries, including Australia, for someone my age to interact with a 12 year old on an internet forum. Despite the completely innocent and benign nature of this forum, I, and other members over 18, could still be charged.
It's not the whole site that will get in trouble, it will be individual members and the charge is not one I'm particularly keen to have on my record as, under Australian law, it is under the sex crimes act.
It's not the whole site that will get in trouble, it will be individual members and the charge is not one I'm particularly keen to have on my record as, under Australian law, it is under the sex crimes act.
Daniel- On Leave
- Posts : 2333
Age : 44
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
Last edited by Saathoff on 24th May 2010, 03:53; edited 1 time in total
Saathoff- Prime Minister
- Posts : 2373
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
So the 13 year old rule is written, but not enforced except needed? Sounds good to me.
emgmod- High Commissioner
- Posts : 1536
Minimum Age to Sign-Up at AIN is 13
Saathoff wrote:Theres honestly no way by the admins that we can restrict a account by ageNevermind. I went to our account options section. And the min age to sign-up at the AIN Forum is 13. So that law is already in effect on AIN
As i previous stated our sign-up min age is 13. Just making sure no one misses it
Saathoff- Prime Minister
- Posts : 2373
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
Good. Relieved (13 going on 14!)
Kevin- Prime Minister
- Posts : 2265
Age : 27
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
I've removed that section now.
Thomas- Overlord of Eurasia
- Posts : 5849
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
The one about the new age restriction, since Nate said it is already in place.
Thomas- Overlord of Eurasia
- Posts : 5849
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
ehh after reading it again. I dont like this very much.. I voted no
Saathoff- Prime Minister
- Posts : 2373
Re: Proposal – Membership Reform
Since this has now been vetoed and got an overall mixed response, what are peoples concerns with the reform?
Thomas- Overlord of Eurasia
- Posts : 5849
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|