Denevien

We like to limit votes per day, to keep people from just going on a downvote spree. It makes votes more meaningful if you only get so many a day.

It allows all players the chance to see the competition. It would be unfair for those who don't have access to World Edit outside of Event to have to build it in game for everyone to see, but not get to see what they're up against.

They don't have to be complete. We are allowing players to submit their work in progress, and finish on Event.

Being a contest like this, it is only fair if all people participating can see other entries. We're trying to keep a level playing field, but allow those who already started to not have to start over. Slide did all the work getting the lobby set up, as well as the contest. He is in charge of it, and was the one to set the rules for now. As he said, there will be more in the future, with different rules, that will accommodate other design types.

What about something like a kill rating. I could do some math that accounts armoured kills and play time. That way, it encourages you to go out and fight, but wouldn't favor those with more time to play. So, you'd have roughly the same rating with 10 kills in 10 hours of play time as someone who has 1 kill in 1 hour of play time.

Event Complete. Closing.

Event Complete. Closing

Maybe some stat that is tracked with the K/D that says what percentage of fights that happened near the initial point, so people can see who runs and who stays and fights?

If you'd like to have a discussion on a topic, you're more than welcome. This thread isn't really a discussion. If you feel it is worthy of discussion, start a new thread, and post a question to be discussed.

The nerd.nu page has a link to the subreddit, and that address works for web address and in game IP. I think is prefer leaving it as is.

That's a fair point, I hadn't thought of it that way.

As TheRandomnatrix stated earlier, this is the exact reason we've made returning moderators be active in the community before we get their powers back. It allows the community to get used to them being around, and shows that they are interested in being part of the community, not just to be on staff.

Using the IP that this was posted from: Ban for cpdoyoueven on c.nerd.nu for villager griefing on P nerd.nu/appeal by tompreuss on 2014-01-05 20:45:28 (no more bans, 1 notes) Note #35611 for cpdoyoueven on c.nerd.nu: additionally, broke open obvious hostile mob enclosure on P by tompreuss on 2014-01-05 20:47:22

I don't. I feel they got their share of pomp and circumstance when they were first modded.

*sigh* This is why we don't take you places...

Might as well join in the fun. This is LadyDen and I after watching some football with the family.

I was confused when I first read into this. This won't be a sidebar ad, it will be an ad at the top of the subreddit. You know sometimes when you go to a subreddit, the first line is a "sponsored link"? It will be one of those. Currently there is no way to select sidebar ads.

I believe I know the two of which you speak. One, I see no logs or anything discussing why/if they were removed, and we can't very well go on hear say. The other involves a situation where policy has changed, as apparent in some related ban appeals. But to the original topic, from the expectations for staff: "If you are feeling stressed or burned out by staff duties, we can temporarily remove your mod powers at your request to give you a chance to take a break. We'll be more than happy to re-enable them whenever you are ready to rejoin us." Currently, mods that have been gone a while have to spend time back in the community for a bit before we remod them. Then, we make them go through a retraining session. We will discuss this, but this does not guarantee anything will change.

Should be fixed now. The invoice is in the mail.

Ban for maniacman2 on c.nerd.nu for Homophobic slur in chat. nerd.nu/appeal by mrloud15 on 2014-01-11 21:19:22 (no more bans, no notes) Please wait for Mrloud to respond. If he has not responded in 48 hours, feel free to bump this thread. We appreciate your patience.

I tried to answer each part of your question in that thread the best I could. The last part (in which I answered "WAT?") was because I had no idea what you meant by the question. I had hoped to see you respond and clarify, but I guess that didn't come across as intended. The thread was called "Advertisements on Reddit", my first post said we were looking to do ads on reddit, I linked the relevant info from the reddit page on ads, and specified which subreddits we planned to target. If there is more specifics that you want to know, please let me know and I'll do my best to answer them, but I feel that the post contains almost all plans for the ads.

Leave this thread for just the ones on reddit, but I think this is what you need.

We have a thread here regarding ads on reddit. Now, we'd like to start looking at where else we should advertise. Things to keep in mind regarding this: We will not be giving any sort of in game rewards for voting on sites. We do not have copious amounts of funding, so cheaper is better. If it is a site that requires an account to be made, do not make one for us. Post it here, and we will handle the registration. So, get posting ideas!