Requests

NoeJeko · 23 Jul 2007

Please be as descriptive in your requests as possible. If you are requesting a change on a private section password, please post the request here but do not post the desired password. Once an administrator contacts you about your request, provide that information in a PM.

This forum was created to help even the workload among the admins. We will check this forum often to see if there are any new pending requests. Some requests we may not be able to fill.

Also, please do not use this forum to question/dispute infractions. Use private messages for that.

NoeJeko · 31 Jul 2007

One more note: If you have a request that is extremely similar (or in conjunction with) a previous request, the OP can re-open these threads and post the new request. Just click "Thread Tools" at the top of the thread (once you are viewing it), select "Open Thread" and then click "Perform Action".

NoeJeko · 30 Aug 2007

Clarification on "Administrative Requests":

What is not
A request to close, delete, move, or otherwise modify a thread or post is not an administrative request. Please use the "report post" feature to bring our attention to these threads.

A request for wiki changes/additions/deletions is not an administrative request. We have an entire forum dedicated to wiki matters. Also, many of our admins are not wiki moderators.

A request to ban a user because they swore at you in game is not an administrative request zzzz.

What is
Requests to change your forum username. There is a sticky thread for these requests.

Requests to have a forum altered, moved, added, or deleted. This includes guild sections (there's a sticky thread on proper format and requirements for these requests).

Requests to have a certain forum feature added. These include (but are not limited to) adding smilies, custom BB code tags, vBulletin modules, etc/

Anything posted in this forum that does not meet the criteria for "administrative requests" will be moved to the appropriate forum (if it exists) or deleted if no suitable home can be found.

kbai~

TMM · 30 Aug 2007

Simply: if a super mod, mod, or user can do it, it doesn't need to be an admin request.

NoeJeko · 26 Oct 2007

A bit more on requests:

A "request" is something where you know exactly what needs to be done. A "suggestion" is addition of new content, changing the functionality of the forum, etc. and there is already a forum for this here:

http://www.mytrickster.net/forum/que...k-suggestions/