New Org Staff Structure

[Monk]

Hello.

I question:

Senionr Members fit in where?

Senior members are not part of the staff, its an honorific title given to members of the org who have contributed in an outstanding way to the community at large. Around once a year staff gets together and decides who, over the last year, has done things worthy of being honored in that way.

Aside from a larger PM box, a fancy title and a heartfelt thanks from the staff, SM don't really get 'much'. It's just a way of saying thanks

[TinCow]

Aside from a larger PM box, a fancy title and a heartfelt thanks from the staff, SM don't really get 'much'.

If you don't consider a gold-plated Ferrari and a dozen bikini-clad supermodel assistants to be 'much', then I sincerely salute you.

[Csargo]

Very good idea imo

[Who am i?]

Very good idea imo

Hello.

Glorious.

[Motep]

Guess who just got more committed to the guild?

[Askthepizzaguy]

All I got when I became a senior member was an urge to tell new members to 'git off my lawn'.

[Populus Romanus]

One thing that I have noticed with the position of Content Manager is that they do not seem to have a purpose. What I mean is that they wander around like headless chickens, so to speak, creating content wherever they may please. The problem with this is that the forum content created by content managers is unequally distributed, so that it is most concentrated in areas frequented by Content Managers while areas that are only infrequently visited experience little to no benefits from the new staff structure. For instance, the Tavern and the TW:S2 forums have a disproportionate amount of Content Managerial material compared the the rest of the somewhat barren forum. To amend this, I would propose that a system similar to Moderators be adopted for Content Managers. Each Content Manager would be assigned to Manage a section of the forum, with the responsibility to create new content in that area that would make it more vibrant and increase interest and activity there. There would be a Content Manager for the Gameroom, the Frontroom, the Backroom, the Mead Hall, TW:S2, the Watchtower, and so on until the entire forum is in some way affected by the extra content created by the Content Managers.