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[40kguy]

for the 250 posts can they be including the ones that you use in your clans and usergroups or no?

[GENERAL STONEHAM]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

[AAFitz]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

Its actually been common knowledge among those who saw the thread I made upon stepping down, or out....
There was really no air to clear. I always laugh at the suggestion that I want to be a moderator, because the great bulk of them came after I actually left because while part of team CC, I felt somewhat constrained and felt I needed to have a more professional voice, simply because of my association, even though I was just a bystander...mostly with an occasional joke for the last year or so. Earlier on, before team CC grew, I did jump in more, but once Andy and Op took over... I knew CC had nothing to worry about...and even if it did... there really wasnt anything I could do about it anyways.

Anyways... for any thinking about becoming a mod, I guarantee you that you will be absolutely impressed with the sheer amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. The number of people giving their time and energy, and all with a positive attitude, is simply encouraging, and a great experience, that I feel very privileged to have seen and in a very small way, have been a part of. It is for this reason that I do spend time supporting the mods when I agree with them. But it is in an effort to thank them, not win their favor as many mistakenly surmise.

[GENERAL STONEHAM]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

Its actually been common knowledge among those who saw the thread I made upon stepping down, or out....
There was really no air to clear. I always laugh at the suggestion that I want to be a moderator, because the great bulk of them came after I actually left because while part of team CC, I felt somewhat constrained and felt I needed to have a more professional voice, simply because of my association, even though I was just a bystander...mostly with an occasional joke for the last year or so. Earlier on, before team CC grew, I did jump in more, but once Andy and Op took over... I knew CC had nothing to worry about...and even if it did... there really wasnt anything I could do about it anyways.

Anyways... for any thinking about becoming a mod, I guarantee you that you will be absolutely impressed with the sheer amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. The number of people giving their time and energy, and all with a positive attitude, is simply encouraging, and a great experience, that I feel very privileged to have seen and in a very small way, have been a part of. It is for this reason that I do spend time supporting the mods when I agree with them. But it is in an effort to thank them, not win their favor as many mistakenly surmise.

..oh boo-hoo, sniffle [as I pull another tissue to wipe the tears] that was beautiful AAFitz, it really did pull my heart strings.

Grown men do cry,
General Stoneham

[a.sub]

ConquerClub is maintained in large part by the volunteer TeamCC made up of members from the community who have taken on the responsibility of moderating, managing the Map Foundry, coordinating Tournaments, handling cheating accusations and helping members like you find answers to their questions.

If you would like to join TeamCC the best way to do this is to be "modly" in the forum: If you cannot moderate without the tools and title, you will have a hard time moderating with the tools and title. Existing TeamCC members are always looking out for potential members who are active, helping out others, organizing tournaments, commenting on maps in production, and who don't let themselves get baited and don't bait others.

Be active and helpful and someone will approach you.

sheesh OP read the rules before you post ...

[AAFitz]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

Its actually been common knowledge among those who saw the thread I made upon stepping down, or out....
There was really no air to clear. I always laugh at the suggestion that I want to be a moderator, because the great bulk of them came after I actually left because while part of team CC, I felt somewhat constrained and felt I needed to have a more professional voice, simply because of my association, even though I was just a bystander...mostly with an occasional joke for the last year or so. Earlier on, before team CC grew, I did jump in more, but once Andy and Op took over... I knew CC had nothing to worry about...and even if it did... there really wasnt anything I could do about it anyways.

Anyways... for any thinking about becoming a mod, I guarantee you that you will be absolutely impressed with the sheer amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. The number of people giving their time and energy, and all with a positive attitude, is simply encouraging, and a great experience, that I feel very privileged to have seen and in a very small way, have been a part of. It is for this reason that I do spend time supporting the mods when I agree with them. But it is in an effort to thank them, not win their favor as many mistakenly surmise.

..oh boo-hoo, sniffle [as I pull another tissue to wipe the tears] that was beautiful AAFitz, it really did pull my heart strings.

Grown men do cry,
General Stoneham

I was going more for applause and possibly even a donation or two, but if tears are all you can muster, than so be it.

[mibi]

I look forward to some new blood/talent up in here.

[Bruceswar]

For those applying be warned... Account sitters for you must be another mod. If you are not OK with this then do not apply. This is the main reason I do not want to apply. I like my account sitter(s) and wish to keep them.

[lord voldemort]

For those applying be warned... Account sitters for you must be another mod. If you are not OK with this then do not apply. This is the main reason I do not want to apply. I like my account sitter(s) and wish to keep them.

yer i know kill hates it...well doesnt hate...just frustrating i guess

[Mr Changsha]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

Its actually been common knowledge among those who saw the thread I made upon stepping down, or out....
There was really no air to clear. I always laugh at the suggestion that I want to be a moderator, because the great bulk of them came after I actually left because while part of team CC, I felt somewhat constrained and felt I needed to have a more professional voice, simply because of my association, even though I was just a bystander...mostly with an occasional joke for the last year or so. Earlier on, before team CC grew, I did jump in more, but once Andy and Op took over... I knew CC had nothing to worry about...and even if it did... there really wasnt anything I could do about it anyways.

Anyways... for any thinking about becoming a mod, I guarantee you that you will be absolutely impressed with the sheer amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. The number of people giving their time and energy, and all with a positive attitude, is simply encouraging, and a great experience, that I feel very privileged to have seen and in a very small way, have been a part of. It is for this reason that I do spend time supporting the mods when I agree with them. But it is in an effort to thank them, not win their favor as many mistakenly surmise.

Methinks double bluff...

[Best Choice]

$20 on fitz getting a mod place

Ill take that bet. I was asked to be a mod years ago and declined.

You mean you act reasonable, do the right thing and "moderate" yourself without having an ulterior motive? That cannot be - it's JUST NOT DONE!

[AAFitz]

AAFitz wrote:
For a long time I acted as an advisor, but didnt really do anything of consequence.

Now that explains things. Thanks for clearing the air.

Regards,
General Stoneham

Its actually been common knowledge among those who saw the thread I made upon stepping down, or out....
There was really no air to clear. I always laugh at the suggestion that I want to be a moderator, because the great bulk of them came after I actually left because while part of team CC, I felt somewhat constrained and felt I needed to have a more professional voice, simply because of my association, even though I was just a bystander...mostly with an occasional joke for the last year or so. Earlier on, before team CC grew, I did jump in more, but once Andy and Op took over... I knew CC had nothing to worry about...and even if it did... there really wasnt anything I could do about it anyways.

Anyways... for any thinking about becoming a mod, I guarantee you that you will be absolutely impressed with the sheer amount of work that goes on behind the scenes. The number of people giving their time and energy, and all with a positive attitude, is simply encouraging, and a great experience, that I feel very privileged to have seen and in a very small way, have been a part of. It is for this reason that I do spend time supporting the mods when I agree with them. But it is in an effort to thank them, not win their favor as many mistakenly surmise.

Methinks double bluff...

Sorry to dissappoint.

As a bluff in any way would be a fairly ridiculous one, since every single moderator would know it, not to mention lack himself obviously. I obviously cant divulge any real information about the specifics to quell your doubts, so if your ability to judge character isnt honed enough to see the truth for what it is, there is nothing more I can do to show you.

To be honest, convincing anyone isnt really the goal. Its actually more fun on my end to have those who question it.

[The Voice]

250+ posts, huh?

[The Voice]

250+ posts, huh?

[The Voice]

250+ posts, huh?