The staff team

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What a shitty attitude you have about it lol. You're taking words out of his mouth to simply twist them into your opinion lmao. Giving up the position is much like leaving the community, you've done that before, haven't you? It's not an easy "yay or nay" question, it does need a lot of thinking. When I resigned back in January I had thought about it for at least two weeks, and talked with a lot of people about it.

It has nothing to do with "being replaced with a new fresh face", people volunteer to help, they should not be hammered or insulted for having prioritized their actual real life. I'm pretty sure you out of all people should know that...

Now, BasicallyMental, you talk about this subject as if you've been a staff member before... Well, I hate to break it to you, but you haven't, so please stop trying to be a "know it all". You really do forget that it is a voluntary job that you agreed to, not a duty or otherwise.

And what the fuck kind of statement is "Power gives ego, hence why they don't want to let go.", you have absolutely NO idea about this. Some people are, that does not include everyone else. People have a hard time resigning because you would in most cases leave Fearless behind, which is a big thing if you've played for multiple years, take me as an example.

Now, I've not read much on this thread, so I don't know if it's been said before, but please shut up if you don't know what you're talking about. I'm sorry for my attitude, but people don't appreciate the admins, even when they're working their arses off to do something for the players. Voluntarily. Been there, done that.

Oh boohoo.

While I somewhat agree with the whole resigning part, it still doesn't justify the clear inactivity.
I get it, some people get very attached to Fearless over a substantial amount of time, it's not always as easy to leave it in the past, it wasn't all that easy for me either.
Luckily there are those that ARE willing to realise the right thing to do after consistent inactivity is to resign.

Resigning does not equal to leaving the community as a whole.
With some staff member's consistent inactivity levels, they've pretty much already left Fearless that way.
The only thing they can't easily let go are the tools and benefits of being an administrator.
Being an administrator is so much easier than being a regular member..
Someone's minging and ruining your experience on the server? You got the tools to deal with it right away.
Regular members don't have it so easy, especially in the past few months from what I can gather.
Pure consistent mingery is RUINING their objective to relax and have fun after a long day of school/work.
It'd be one thing if it were a small amount of the community complaining, but from my perspective, it's more of a majority.

There will always be a certain amount of members that won't like you when you're both staff and regular member, sounds like you had a tough time dealing with that.
It goes with the job, I'm personally glad there's people so passionate about Fearless they really want to get their point across for the benefit of all.
Sure, some people really do talk out of their ass and it can get annoying, but you know there's a sweet middle line there you can agree with, if it weren't for the fact people are 'bashing' on your friends.

There's nothing too hard about being an administrator alright, and the point remains that the community clearly wants a more active staff team.

1. Either enlarge it, open staff applications that the current staff themselves can CAREFULLY pick members out of.
2. Massively improve current activity of the average staff member.
3. Keep the recruitment system the way it is, force resign some highly consistently inactive staff members, and recruit new potential.

The point is, people are tired of hearing "Give it some time", "We're currently working on improving the situation".
They want actual action to be taken.
At this point in time, I believe this should be a #1 priority.