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Raeker wrote:

There are several criteria that staff members will take into account when reviewing your application. It goes as follows:

Activity

Recent Punishments

Attitude In-Game

Application

Helping Out

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[quote="Raeker"]There are several criteria that staff members will take into account when reviewing your application. It goes as follows:

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  [li][b]Activity[/b][/li]
For each server we recommend two weeks of consistent activity before applying for staff. This means that you have plenty of time every single day or almost every single day on the server. This is to ensure that you're familiar with the server, the gamemode, its users, its staff members and also to check whether you're familiar with the rules, as you can be easily punished during this time.

[li][b]Recent Punishments[/b][/li]
When the staff team reviews your application, they'll also look at the amount of recent punishments you have. This includes, but isn't limited to: warnings, gags, mutes, bans, jails, freezes and kicks.

Any punishment can, and will be, held against you. However we will not usually take them all into account. The staff team will only look at your recent punishments, and all punishments stay recent up to two weeks.

[li][b]Attitude In-Game[/b][/li]
Attitude is a very big one. You might not break any rules, but if you're always acting immature, screaming down your microphone (but not too excessively to warrant a mute) and just generally acting like a bit of a kid staff will feel less inclined to vote 'yes' for you. Either because they dislike your attitude or because they have serious concerns about you becoming a staff member and do not believe you're fit for the task - it doesn't really matter. They choose who becomes staff and who doesn't, so try to stay on most of their good side if you can.

[li][b]Application[/b][/li]
The application is the way you present yourself to the staff team. This guide is there to show you how you can present yourself in the best possible way.

[li][b]Helping Out[/b][/li]
Helping out on the server can be a massive bonus as well. On SSRP this means making a lot of F1's and trying to report as many rulebreaks as you can. For example you're walking around and you see a base blocking the road, if you make an F1 about this (although it might not bother you directly yourself) it shows to the staff team that you're dedicated and try your best to help out on the server, even though you're not staff yet.[/quote]
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