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Posted: June 16, 2009 04:51 am  | |
      IRC Nickname: rachellove Group: Council Posts: 6955 Member No.: 173 Joined: January 31, 2008 Total Events Attended: 305    | 1 and 2. I think WG is actually good 3. Level doesn't make the member any better or worse in so many ways. I think they get guardian score for their dedication to training combat and certain quests that they complete. This is already sorta in the forum. 4 and 5 Agree 6. Just us massing for tears gets attention. Use the time we do this for recruiting? We invited people to join us and they really liked that. 7. Agree. 8. I like the mini wars better. That could be a con. 9. I think adding people to friends list is good. Additional Idea for #9 Maybe like the recruiting team, we should have a welcoming team. I know mentors do this but let's say you meet 3 people and get to know them. That would make you more likely to stay knowing you have friends and that the clan is friendly. (This should be with all levels that come to us.) It can't be the same people all the time either. I try to make friends with everyone, but time zones and availability make it tough to know every single person. I still think using people's first names is a really good way of letting them know we think of the person behind the keyboard. Edit: Don't try to force people to train. The combat skill of the week helps some of us set little goals for ourselves. This is a better way of doing it then force. If I'm asked to go train at something that is not to dangerous with someone to keep them company I know that is helpful to get me going. Maybe try asking the ones that don't like to train what seems to help them. Problem with some of us might be we are not competitive with each other but like to be competitive by reaching our own goals in a set period of time. Sorta like athletes that run cross country compared to a football team. Both on a team but one is beating personal performance. --------------------  Thank you Garrett and Dallar. “The day soldiers stop bringing you their problems is the day you have stopped leading them. They have either lost confidence that you can help them or concluded that you do not care. Either case is a failure of leadership.” ~~Colin Powell ~~  |
Chemp's ideaz 4 overall clan betterness n stoof, READ FFS!!!