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I'm sorry, but this may come off as inappropriate/rude.
Staff are people who volunteer to make the site run smoothly, yes. However, I do not like how we are made out to be members' bitches, okay? We, as staff, have to lay down the law. Just because we have grading standards out for people to see doesn't mean that those are what we have to follow no matter what. We as staff have to make decisions, whether they may be harsh or not. I bring this up primarily due to the issue with Yoru/Elcubo and how he was pretty much calling me a hypocrite for doing my job and doing what is necessary as a staff member. Staff reserve the right to enforce rules, whether they are explicitly stated or not. I don't know about anyone else, but I won't allow myself to be walked on.
No, we shouldn't grade extremely harsh. However, we need to make members understand that not everyone can start at a 3-? tier. Applications do have to be graded more harshly but only so that the majority of members who make simple applications fall into the 4-? tier area. Logic must be applied as well, you know? If person 1 got 3-2 tier and did an average job, while person 2 got 4-3 tier and did more than person 1...don't you think that's unfair? Grading needs to be enforced highly and it needs to be taught thoroughly to staff who don't know entirely how things should be graded in terms of fairness while still remaining strict.
I'm sorry if this comes off as rude. I truly am. However, I believe that my opinion need be voiced. Tell me what you all think.
Staff are people who volunteer to make the site run smoothly, yes. However, I do not like how we are made out to be members' bitches, okay? We, as staff, have to lay down the law. Just because we have grading standards out for people to see doesn't mean that those are what we have to follow no matter what. We as staff have to make decisions, whether they may be harsh or not. I bring this up primarily due to the issue with Yoru/Elcubo and how he was pretty much calling me a hypocrite for doing my job and doing what is necessary as a staff member. Staff reserve the right to enforce rules, whether they are explicitly stated or not. I don't know about anyone else, but I won't allow myself to be walked on.
No, we shouldn't grade extremely harsh. However, we need to make members understand that not everyone can start at a 3-? tier. Applications do have to be graded more harshly but only so that the majority of members who make simple applications fall into the 4-? tier area. Logic must be applied as well, you know? If person 1 got 3-2 tier and did an average job, while person 2 got 4-3 tier and did more than person 1...don't you think that's unfair? Grading needs to be enforced highly and it needs to be taught thoroughly to staff who don't know entirely how things should be graded in terms of fairness while still remaining strict.
I'm sorry if this comes off as rude. I truly am. However, I believe that my opinion need be voiced. Tell me what you all think.