thesaintjaleel

What post are you talking about? 

@Ankanthis was meant to be shade so you have to figure that out for yourself xddd

@AnkanKidding, but recently I had some lore for the Southeron archived and some of it deleted and had to argue for that lore and culture to be unarchived and had to repost some because someone else had wrote new lore on it, but none of us or the old Southerons such as Ford were ever asked our opinions or input on it – you know, things no one cares about.

i thought you died wtf

God is a woman?

Gender is a spook

There are not women in the internet.

haha... black... list

If you were to re-submit your app I will gladly handle that for you.

@Burnsy__Would I need to be interviewed again?I’ve already been interviewed for the position twice.

I won't speak on behalf of the team, but I'll reiterate that I personally don't support the shelving of lore due to inactivity or really it being overpowered either. In the end, it does fall on the Lore Team to fix these issues. I don't feel comfortable playing devil's advocate to argue your viewpoint because I largely agree with it.

All that being said, using the shelf to take magics out of the playing field when they've proven to be overpowered is a very effective way to stop it from being used in that overpowered manner. From there, a devoted user of the magic can make a rewrite to fix the issues outlined. This isn't directed to you personally, but I believe that instead of putting forth the work to rewrite the magic to better fit the guidelines and rules of our lore and the server at large, the community of a shelved magic would rather point the finger and bandwagon on the whole 'staff sucks down with LoTC' train.

@James

@Kanadensare

You see mostly reasonable, however I do believe that if the lore team takes action it should be to fix the lore rather than to shelf it. Shelving in my opinion only creates unnecessary player hostility and prolongs deeper issues within the community directed at the staff. This not only harms the the relationship nested within the playerbase, but creates unnecessary harm to the servers reputation. This is mounted with the ideas stated previously about continuity etc. which create a vibrant world. 

@James

I think shelving lore can be beneficial though. It decreases the sheer amount of lore that one has to read, making getting into the server far easier. I do agree that shelving lore can create short-term issues between the player base and staff, but on a long-term scale it benefits the server.

If you'd like to continue discussion, feel free to contact me on discord (Robbinson#7103), would hate to spam the rest of these folks with alerts.

Happy Birthday

@FlamboyantRage pls don't axe dark dwarves

lets shelf hou-zi 

@FlamboyantRage give me the weapon and we shall destroy it all.

We are working on it!

Thanks Rag @Ragnio;^) sorry it closed in the middle of me making a page so pretty bumbed out

Maybe because most of the FM are new and don't know better yet. 

IrP?

Love you too

daily reminder that @Pond is a good man of family values and honorable upbringing.

Ya bro I mean he was just mad and having a bad day so he raped a halfling because  he "liked the joy it gave him."

happens to the best of everyone