TOPIC: [SSRP Admin] Naranja's Application

When I was accepted into the staff team as a moderator a few weeks ago, I felt that I could help the server so much more. I've done various F1's with various scenarios. I am experienced with dealing with people who intend to break the rules. I also know the difference between when something was intentional or accidental. During my time as a moderator, I have gained more experience in a short time. Faster than when I was moderator on another server. I feel that I am ready for the next step.

During my time as a moderator, I had an F1 to check a base that had a building sign for a long time. Since there were no admins on at the time to check it for me, I asked the owner of the base to let me check it. He shouted at me to go away, saying that there was nothing inside. At that point, there was nothing I could do. I apologized to the person who made the F1, and ended it. I felt that my powers were limited, and there were some F1's I could not do without the help of higher ranking staff members. I like to be independent, and not have to ask for help from others, unless needed.

Dear [Individual],

First of all, I would like to congratulate you on becoming a moderator of ZARP's SSRP servers!
There are a few things you need to know about before helping out with the community. In this email, I will be showing you the commands you have gained as a moderator, how to use them properly, and the scenarios you might encounter that enables you to use them. They will be ordered from the ones you will be using most often to least often. I will also show you a new tool and your new F1 system.





This command prevents the specified player from moving. This will be used when you are trying to talk to someone, but keeps walking away from you. You can also use this to stop people from mass RDMing. Do not forget to unfreeze them using /unfreeze [Playername].

This command prevents a player from using forms of communication. (Eg. Typing, Microphone) This can be used when a player is spamming.
This command kills a player. This can be used when a player refuses to holster a heavy gun they are not allowed to have due to their current job.
This command sets the specified player on fire for a set amount of time. This command is not very useful, as other commands can be used in place of this. It is recommended you do not use this to punish people.

These are all the commands you will be receiving as a moderator. They are not to be abused in any way and for any reason. They are there to help you with your job. If you forget what to put in these commands, there is a template to the right of the chatbox as you start typing. Also, as you start typing a name, to the right, it will show who you are targeting. This is useful, as you do not want to teleport multiple people. There is also a tool you get with your Mod On Duty job, called Admin Keypad Checker. This took tells you which keypads are connected to which fading doors, and how long they open for. They are used for checking bases, to see if they comply with the rules.

Also, you have a new F1 system. There, you will choose which F1's you would like to handle, the warnings players have, and the logs. If you right-click an F1 a player has made, you have the option of handling it, or discarding it as abuse/spam. In the next tab, you will see logs of warnings other staff members have given out. It will show you who was warned, why, which staff member warned the player, and the amount of warns they have. You can use this if you need to unwarn a player, or warn him again. Finally, in the third tab, there is the logs consisting of job changes, arrests, kills, warrants, wanteds, joins, disconnects, demotes, hits and name changes. They also give you a timestamp as to when they happened. They are there if you need to check such things.

Again, I would like to congratulate you on becoming a moderator. This e-mail has given you most, if not all the information you need to know as a moderator. If you are unsure about things, ask other staff. Most importantly, you need to use common sense. The rules are just there as guidelines and a reference. If you think somebody is doing something wrong, you're probably right.
I hope to see you on the servers!
~ Naranja

Hello. Since I am the one who banned you, I will be giving you my decision on this appeal.

First of all, you need to know that propspam is a serious offense. It has the potential crash the server, in which players will lose their printers, weapons, etc. They will not be happy with you. I have banned you permanently because of this.

However, since you have made an appeal that goes in great detail, and your apology, I have decided to lower your ban to TWO WEEKS. During this time, you should go over the rules, making sure you know them. If you are seen committing the same offense, you will not be unbanned, seeing that you have had time to think about what you have done.

I have had experience as my time as a moderator. I am familiar with various F1's, and how to deal with them. I know when and how to use the commands. I've never had any mistakes using them thus far. I have over 80 hours worth of experience moderating on this server.
As administrators on the server are not widely available 24/7, there are times when moderators are forced to sit and twiddle their thumbs if they need to request a ban. As I am frequently on, I can help other moderators if they were to request help from an administrator.
I am also calm, mature, and work efficiently. I rarely lose my temper, if at all. This helps me make clear judgments, as anger can cloud them. While working on F1's, I never say anything unnecessary that will make me look unprofessional. There are also some times where I needed to powers that administrators have, such as cloak. If there is insufficient proof in an F1, occasionally I offer to supervise the suspected player breaking rules. But when this person walks into his base, there is nothing I can do. Increasing the variety of powers I have will vastly help my job as a staff member.
As I've already stated this, I would like to take the next step and be promoted to an administrator of the SSRP servers. I have great experience as a moderator, I can help other moderators requesting administrative help, and it will help me with my job.