This site is kept up-to-date by our administrator and moderators.

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MODERATORS

Our current moderators; Link and Komali.

If you are interested in becoming a moderator, there are some requirements:

  1. You need to be a member of the role play.
  2. It is mandatory that you are very active.
  3. If for whatever reason you are no longer able to moderate the site, you must inform either an administrator or another moderator.

As a moderator, your duties will include:

  • Posting messages on the site that apply to all players.  For example, updates on plot lines and/or notices that certain characters will be absent.  Like it or not, your administrators are grammar Nazis and would prefer that all posts are typed correctly.
  • If you notice anything on the role play becoming overly offensive or out of control in any way, e.g. godmodding, mature themes, or harassment, notify those responsible that their behaviour is unacceptable.  If it continues, they have one additional warning before they are kicked out of the role play.
  • As a moderator, it is in poor taste for you to partake in any of the behaviours while role playing that you would call another player on.  If you continue to behave in such a way, you will receive two warnings before your privileges as a moderator are revoked.
  • If you need to communicate with another moderator or with the administrator, either send them a message personally or post your concerns as a private message.

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ADMINISTRATORS

Our current administrators are Farore and Din.

If you demonstrate good organization and initiative as a moderator, you may be considered for an administrator.  As an administrator, your duties will include:

  • Answering questions in an honest and polite way.  If there is simply no appropriate way to respond to a particular question, ignore it and save it for another administrator.
  • In terms of auditions; when a person auditions, you must first create a text post telling the rest of the role play that the character has been reserved.  Tag this post with “legend of zelda”, the game(s) the character is from, and the character’s name.  Then, send an OOC message to the applicant to notify them that they have the character and the next week is theirs to get their blog set up.  Save the audition in the messages folder so that the other admins can see who is auditioning for this role.
  • When the account is set up, simply create a link post with the same tags.  Then add the hyperlink to the character list.  After this, you can delete the original audition.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!