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11-09-2016, 09:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:05 AM by Fearless Community.
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Teacher does give you a better chance of being promoted to moderator, but in the sense of a stepping stone.
If you receive the role of a teacher in this community, the reason is the staff feel that you are capable of helping people and have a good overall attitude. If this sounds familiar it is because this is the same things they look into their staff members.
It is similar to how it was before the teacher rank was a thing on FL, the only difference between now and then was it was clans that were the stepping stone into the admin team. You would see clans such as the SAA, Fumuku, and Semper Fi have a large amount of players promoted inside of their clan. The reason for this was that was what they were looking for in their potential candidates for the clan. Sociable, rule knowledgeable, and overall good roleplayers. So getting into one of these clans in the respected time they were on the top was your now reality "teachers" because it had the same effect.
So basically yes, being a teacher gives you a better chance at getting a promotion into the staff team, but in the sense that if the admin team feels you would make a good teacher, it also means you could also make a good administrator. But the difference (And to answer your main question) no you do not have to be a teacher before being promoted to staff.
If you receive the role of a teacher in this community, the reason is the staff feel that you are capable of helping people and have a good overall attitude. If this sounds familiar it is because this is the same things they look into their staff members.
It is similar to how it was before the teacher rank was a thing on FL, the only difference between now and then was it was clans that were the stepping stone into the admin team. You would see clans such as the SAA, Fumuku, and Semper Fi have a large amount of players promoted inside of their clan. The reason for this was that was what they were looking for in their potential candidates for the clan. Sociable, rule knowledgeable, and overall good roleplayers. So getting into one of these clans in the respected time they were on the top was your now reality "teachers" because it had the same effect.
So basically yes, being a teacher gives you a better chance at getting a promotion into the staff team, but in the sense that if the admin team feels you would make a good teacher, it also means you could also make a good administrator. But the difference (And to answer your main question) no you do not have to be a teacher before being promoted to staff.