| RolStoppable said: You need an incentive to get to work One method that proves efficiently when it comes to getting people in power to do what they are supposed to do is to make it so that it can no longer be ignored. For that reason I've come up with the idea to post a full plan with concrete details to get Political Discussion in order; said plan will be posted on Sunday, March 17th at 9:00 p.m. CET/8:00 p.m. (UK)/4:00 p.m. EDT/1:00 p.m. PDT; these times should be correct because Europe has yet to switch to Daylight Saving Time while North America already did so one week ago. You might have already grasped the implications of this. If I am able to present a good plan while the collective mod team cannot, you'll likely be looking at the situation that the community demands that you make me a moderator, because I know what needs to be done. Merely reading this should already cause sweat on your foreheads. If you have been sincere about your conviction to improve things, then your team will have already brainstormed potentially good ideas since a few days and you'll be already in the stage of finalizing a concrete plan; in that case it will be very much manageable for you to win this competition to make VGC better. If you haven't been sincere... tough luck; you better use that day you have left to make sure that your proposal is at least as good as mine. |
Really Rol? You're going to try to foment a revolution against the mods? All because they take a few days to talk out the solution they want to give? Yeesh, calm down dude. It doesn't matter how good tomorrow's manifesto is, the best you can expect is that if it doesn't involve making you a mod, maybe the mods will independently come to a similar conclusion. Doesn't matter if the community does demand to make you a moderator, there's nothing the community can actually do to force the mods to listen to you. And the community won't rally behind you, because as annoying as the politics problem is, it's not worth some crazy revolution where we rally behind you.
