More admins

[Enzyme]

There is really no excuse to have 20+ in the team and it is still, after 2 years of my time in Fearless, inactivity on the other servers.

People who are moderator-material are promoted. People need to understand that they might not be as perfect as they might view themselves. We often discuss players, but we seek people who are mature, who behaves not only when an admin is on the same server, but also when there isn't an admin.

We're no robots. We're no machines. We come on when we can and when we want to.
It's summer, we might not want to spend all of our summer-days on a computer. I can only apologize that we're not the most active team but we try to do our best and people like to ignore this.

- People who are staff-material will be monitored and promoted.
- People who are not staff-material will not be promoted
- People who are promoted have their own lives that they need to live, and they might not want to spend their entire summer online.

Our excuse is that we're sadly only humans.


It's easy to criticize staff-members, how they administrate and their activity but if you were to fill the shoes of an admin and walk in those shoes for 1000+ ingame hours, then you'd realize that the position has its ups and downs, and that people will criticize you; no matter what you do.

I will remind everyone that we spend our time WE can play and enjoy ourselves by making sure that other people can enjoy themselves more. We're investing our free time in other people's joy. You guys come on because you want to play and entertain yourself. We do not have the same luxury as we've taken some extra responsibilities. We sacrifice our own free-time for you guys.

Admins get alot of shit, and rarely any praise for the time we invest in other people to ensure other people can enjoy themselves. I'm not asking for people to thank us and send our flowers, but that people should remember this when they want to criticize us.


"Oh but Enzyme, since it's so horrible being an admin, why don't you resign?"
I'm not saying being an admin is horrible; it got its ups and downs. I've invested over 1000+ hours administrating, and I'll invest many more hours. I just want to remind people what we do, why we do it, and who we do it for.