News:Staff
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Who is Who
| Name | Rank | Duties |
|---|---|---|
| Anael | Goddess | Admin |
| Azrael | Coder | Coder |
| Brazil | Network Admin | Support |
| Cherubim | Head Wizard | Admin |
| nails | Site Admin | Support |
| Maion | Head Builder | Admin |
| Purah | Newbie Helper | Helper |
Contacting Staff
Manual
@mail <staff member>
- This sends an @mail to the particular staff member you want to contact. 'nuff said.
@mail *staff
- This sends an @mail to all current members of staff. It gets there, but @mails get purged and things get lost after they are read once often, plus it spams people it is not meant for. Use for specific administrative issues mostly. We recommend you use the jobs code instead.
Coded
+pitch
- +pitch <title>=<description>
- This command tosses an idea to staff. The idea can be story related or just an idea on how to make the game better. PITCH jobs are different from those created with +request. They are not issued due dates. Staff is under no obligation to even answer them. By procedure, they are either discarded with no fanfare, tucked away for future implementation or they are run with either in modified or unmodified form.
- For story pitches, it puts a story idea into the RP jobs bucket. Now, this is not a request for a TP, this is a method of giving story ideas, or theme ideas, to the staff for consideration. If you want to request a scene, use +request.
+request
- +request <title>=<description>
- This command requests <title> and <description> from staff. The request is added to the jobs list and will be tended to as soon as possible. Please do not bug staff - they have it in front of them at all times. There is a standard three day turnaround time on +requests, but they can get done much quickly. Just make sure the title is short and descriptive enough.
+bug
- +bug <title>=<description>
- This command is used for bug reporting. In <title> put the command that is bugged, or something else appropriate. Please be as descriptive as possible in the <description> field. What were the results you were expecting? What happened in its place? By giving lots of detail here, it saves us the time of tracking you down to drag the information out of you.
+typo
- +typo <typo description>
- This command reports a typo. Please be specific about where the typo is, what the typo is, and what you think it should be changed to.
