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By Jayson on 13/05/2011
I was thinking we could add to the attendance page, next to 'last activity on forums' a 'last activity, event wise'
This will show the date the last time a member had their attendance updated.
This will help show us who is going to events and who is cruising through.
By Randy on 13/05/2011
That was what the rolling attendance is for
By Mark on 13/05/2011
To add to that, is there a way that we can group the member groups such as:
Trial Guardian
Guardian
Higher Guardian
Elite Guardian
Event Leader
Raid Leader
Council
Emeritus.
And put the rest in a group, saves trying to sort out what to untick and stuff, cause theres like a bajillion ex-members and things like that.
Just chucking it in there :/
By Jayson on 13/05/2011
QUOTE: Mark @ May 13, 2011 02:41 pm) |
To add to that, is there a way that we can group the member groups such as:
Trial Guardian Guardian Higher Guardian Elite Guardian Event Leader Raid Leader Council Emeritus.
And put the rest in a group, saves trying to sort out what to untick and stuff, cause theres like a bajillion ex-members and things like that.
Just chucking it in there :/
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Click on them once then bookmark it.
Btw randy, it would show the last date of event attended, rolling events are pointless
By Kat on 13/05/2011
i actually like this idea. pulling 3 people to an event is really ticking me off and theres always a ton of members on.
By Mark on 13/05/2011
Maybe a req to make at least 2/3 non-mandatory events a month?
Just an idea
And ty Jayson the bookmark worked.
By Slayz0rr on 16/05/2011
2/3 is a bit low mark, Though we're a PVP clan we still rely on PVE and non PVP events to entertain members.
We should make some non PVP events mandatory, Especially ones that benefit the pvp side, Such as Skilling.
Luke, x
By Kevin on 17/05/2011
Make skilling events mandatory? Yeah okay Luke ...
By Jayson on 17/05/2011
QUOTE: Kevin @ May 17, 2011 01:57 pm) |
Make skilling events mandatory? Yeah okay Luke ...
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yea, that will never happen.
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