TOPIC: [SSRP Admin] Brother YourDayZAreUp's application.

Details

RP Name: Brother YourDayZAreUp
Link to Steam Profile: steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198030588587/
SteamID: STEAM_0:1:35161429
Current Gametracker Profiles:
Server 1 - www.gametracker.com/player/YourDayZAreUp/94.23.19.200:27015/
Server 2 - www.gametracker.com/player/YourDayZAreUp/94.23.19.200:27025/

Age: 14

Estimated Server Time: Coming up on 100 hours on server 1, not so much on server 2 (Not a big fan of the map).

Languages I speak: English, fluent French.

Promotion Related:

Explain how you feel that your time as a moderator will contribute to you becoming an admin:
I think that my time as a mod has really contributed towards me becoming an admin because I realised that not only is it fun to be a moderator, but it is also good for the community, in such a way that if I was to become a ZARP Adminstrator that it would make things much more fun, from having fun doing events to doing f1's. Another way that has contributed is that a a lot of the time I see mass rdm'ers and I only realise that I can only kick, warn etc, not to sound power hungry.

Explain a situation as a moderator you encountered that was an obstacle you had to work around (EG: defiant user):
A time when I encountered a defiant user was when they rdm'ed me, and when I went to talk to them they tried to say that 'they didn't do it' and 'I will make a demote appeal if you warn me without proof', in saying that I told him that the only proof I need is my own witnessing, since I am the one with the power.

If you had to write an email to train a moderator in between 200-300 words, what would you say to give them the full grasp?:
Congratulations on being accepted into the ZARP Staff Team, sir. Today I will be running through all the things you need to know about being a moderator.
Now I will run you through a few IMPORTANT commands:

/warn: Do this only when you have proof of a player breaking a rule, not when you feel you 'want to'. No matter how much you know about a player, and how much of a minge they are, never automatically warn them, listen to their side of the story, and if the reporter has sufficient proof; use /warn. Do use it, do /warn (Players name) (Reason). If they have a name like Brother ... , do the unique part of their name, like: /warn Yourdayz (Reason).

/kick: Do this when you feel someone is disobeying you in a mod sit, like constantly shouting over you purposely, threatening to get you demoted, shooting. To use the command do: /kick (Players name) (Reason)
Just like the warn command, pick out a unique part of their name.

/freeze: Do this when someone is running away in a mod sit, or keeps jumping up and down, running around in circles etc.
To use this command press TAB and click the players name, then click freeze. There are a few different options, like 'Indefinitely', what this means is that they cannot be unfrozen until you or another mod/admin/superadmin unfreezes them. To unfreeze someone press TAB again and click unfreeze.

/tp: Used to teleport to where you are looking. To use this command do /tp and it will tp you where you are looking. Do this when you need to get to a quiet place, where you can not be disturbed during an F1. DO NOT abuse this command by tp'ing around the map, or using it in RP situations as it may lead to a demote appeal. Another section to this command is /tp (Players Name). This is used to teleport a player where you are looking. DO NOT abuse this command by tp'ing your friends/players who don't need assistance around.

/goto: Used to go to a player who needs assistance from a mod/admin/superadmin.To use this command do /goto (Players Name). DO NOT abuse this by going to friends/players who do not need assistance.


Now I will show you how to use the F1 system.
First of all, there are 3 tabs. The first shows you any active F1 reports. This is where you see if any other staff has decided to handle an F1. To handle an F1 simply right-click on an unhandled report and click Handle This. After clicking the Handle This button, you will notice that when you right-click the report a few more options will appear. When you are handling the report, click Goto to go to the reporter. Don't bring them straight away, as they could be being raided, just click Goto and it will bring you to them. Let them explain what happened and then deal with the report accordingly

Next is the Admin Keypad Checker.
The main thing you need to know is that it tells you how long the fading doors are open for and what it does. To check this, simply take out your Admin Keypad Checker and shoot the fading door. A green outline will appear showing where and what entities it is connected to. It will also show you how long fading doors are open for, to see this look at the text at the fading door, if you see something like then this is a violation of the server rules, deal with them accordingly and tell them to do !motd next time.

That is basically all you need for the full grasp of being a moderator. Again, congratulations.

Yours sincerely,
YourDayZAreUp.

Explain how you would handle the following situation:
Player x appeals their ban in great detail, apology and effort. You check the ban list and find that you banned them permanently for propspam, and that this is their first ban. How would your response to the appeal be?:
Good day, (PLAYERS NAME).
I have noticed that you were banned by me for propspam permanently, which I think was the right decision. But, since this is your first ban and I see that you have sincerely apologized, I will shorten the ban to 2 weeks. Please do not do it again, or it will be a definite permanent ban.

ACCEPTED.

Why I should be promoted (we recommend around 150 words):
I think I should be promoted because I think I have being doing a really good job with F1's, I have adapted to the moderator position fairly quickly and I (Not to sound power hungry) need to be able to properly ''deal'' with serious rulebreakers, for example prop spammers, and mass rdm'ers, whereas when I would be a moderator all I would be able to do is to warn, kick, etc. Again, not to sound power hungry. I believe that I would be a real role model to future moderators since I adapted to all the commands, people and things to deal with. Also, I think I am well-known within the community and I have a few friends within the ZARP Staff Team (At least I think I do), and that I always help people and give them a chance before using my powers to deal with them.

Kind regards,
YourDayZAreUp.

Additional Information:
Some might say that it is too early, but I think I am ready for this position because I think I am mature, well brushed-up on the ways to deal with people, and (As I said early) adapted to the position fairly quickly.

Good Guy Helps Me For My F1s Alot because he is always on mod on duty.
+SUPPORT

Not about "grudges" but you have only been mod a week or so ... I would say this to anyone, wait a week or so more? or maybe a month???

I get where you're coming from, but I don't see the point of waiting a few weeks for no reason, not sounding cocky or anything but I think I would be a good admin since I already know all there is to know about being mod.

Way too soon.

For now it's a -SUPPORT

Try to wait for a few weeks before reapplying.

Hello YourDayZAreUp,
I also believe that is it too early to be applying for Administrator. I too recommend playing a couple of weeks, simply to gain more experience as a Moderator before you advance into new areas.

Also, some members have been Moderator for months, show a little respect for others and do the right thing. It's also beneficial to you.

Please follow what users recommend,
Thank-you and good-luck.

I also think it's too early but, i think he knows how to be a mod and knows the commands for the rank, also time doesn't matter it's how skilled they are and how much they know. So i think he's ready and please don't start a fight in this application.
I've seen Dayz always doing f1's and being very helpful.
+ Support

Have you even gone to one of the meetings yet?

Too soon, wait a few more weeks before applying for admin...

-SUPPORT

-support for conspiracy and being that disperate for applying right after the meeting

REDPHOENIX2004 wrote:
Can i have what you're having?

Mod on duty hasn't been in the server for a while now.

REDPHOENIX2004 wrote:
Not all mods are supposed to help you, sometimes your wrong xD

Mod on duty job is in the server.

Also, anyone who thinks I need to wait; what's the point, since I already know what to do?

And, Grubbie, I mean no disrespect to any moderators who have been here a while, but why should I let that hold me back from applying for admin? It's their own choice whether they apply or not.

YourDayzAreUp wrote:
Perhaps they know that they will be denied due to their lack of experience in the moderating world; it does not matter if moderators seem to perceive all on DarkRP, it is also to show members that moderators are dedicated towards their rank and can be trusted.

Being a Moderator is more than enforcing rules and handling F1 situations, being a Moderator is about giving trust, respect, recognition and honor to ZARP's players, more-so receiving it. Applying for Administrator after one week is showing non of these, all it shows is desperation, and somewhat power greed.

Well, if you do think that you are ready for a promotion to this position, I suggest other staff members keep an eye on you, to get a better idea of how you're doing. If I feel that you are ready, I will edit this post with my support. Although, I agree that two weeks is a short time before you post an admin application, but it's not like it hasn't been successfully done before.

Best of luck, DayZ.

But youre applying so quickly how do we know that you know what to do...

Never seen you in a meeting, never seen you in game since you got mod, too soon.


-Support

Um



Dayz, you're a great guy but i don't even think you've attend your first meeting. SecondlyIts not about what you think you know, its about what we think about your attitude and decisions you make will on ZARP
-support

Brusk_Macaroon wrote:
Yeah I've never even seen you in game and this application is very short and doesn't look like you put nearly as much effort as you could have. You say you need admin to handle prop spammers and rdmers better but you have the tools to easily handle them as a mod just freeze them talk to them a bit and give them the appropriate warns and they will be kicked and if they do it again they will be banned hence the reason we have the /warn system. Also in your section on training a moderator you give a couple commands and then just stop. That doesn't even come close to "giving them the full grasp". Anyone can type up a list of commands but that hardley gives them the full grasp. You should focus more on how to handle yourself and certain situations as a moderator and things other than just a simple list of commands.

For some people 2 or so weeks wasn't too soon as they were truly mature and responsible enough and were very respectable but I do not feel you fall into that category so you have my -support.

Thanks for the opinion, but a certain staff member was also accepted a week after becoming a moderator, and I don't see why it should be different for me?

Also Blocked, I will fix that and add the F1 system and the keypad checker.

Thank you.