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09-05-2020, 06:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:08 AM by Fearless Community.
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My 2 cents for you..
You need a figurehead, or a few figureheads as owners. Try to keep the number low and odd (aka 1 or 3, helps with voting on decisions to prevent a hung vote)
Depending on what is being controlled and run, the owner should be competent with how it is run, and ideally have some expertise with the technical side of things.
As for the good stuff, if donations were good (an owner should follow that route instead of agreeing to take money from x or y in return for “no power”, using a TOS to avoid chargebacks and that stuff) you could invest in a server for the community to host a multitude of games. Of course, the finances should be all transparent.
A potential schema could see the higher management (owner(s)) and then a group of administrators (whom are technically competent) that could create the game servers for the community when needed. It’s an easy process usually when using a decent game panel such as pterodactyl.io
I don’t think a community walking blindly into GMod alone in 2020 will succeed without something very special, so I would avoid that route, but a more community-spirited place could work out
You need a figurehead, or a few figureheads as owners. Try to keep the number low and odd (aka 1 or 3, helps with voting on decisions to prevent a hung vote)
Depending on what is being controlled and run, the owner should be competent with how it is run, and ideally have some expertise with the technical side of things.
As for the good stuff, if donations were good (an owner should follow that route instead of agreeing to take money from x or y in return for “no power”, using a TOS to avoid chargebacks and that stuff) you could invest in a server for the community to host a multitude of games. Of course, the finances should be all transparent.
A potential schema could see the higher management (owner(s)) and then a group of administrators (whom are technically competent) that could create the game servers for the community when needed. It’s an easy process usually when using a decent game panel such as pterodactyl.io
I don’t think a community walking blindly into GMod alone in 2020 will succeed without something very special, so I would avoid that route, but a more community-spirited place could work out