sorIe wrote:
Expanding on this point, I'll basically be paraphrasing a section from my Deathrun Super Admin application here. Safe to say, I'm definitely going to stay.

I'm spending more time out of ZARP, very much intentionally, to ensure I get bored at a slower rate. In my past time at ZARP, I had a tendency to spend all of my free time either working on projects or resources for ZARP/staffing, or on the actual server itself, leading to me "burning out" very quickly. However, this time, I've made sure to give myself enough time to play other games and do other things while being staff on ZARP, so I'd burn out at a much slower rate/not at all, and this has worked very well for me so far. Obviously I had the incident quite recently where I did resign, however I've revoked on everything except Deathrun (the server which I've been on most out of all that I'm staff on/was recently staff on), showing how this is working for me.

[quote="sorIe" post=978470][quote="Kurzex" post=978465][quote="sorIe" post=978405] I am an ex-TTT Administrator of 3 times, showing that I am experienced with such a position. [/quote] The fact your saying you've been admin 3 times already on the TTT server makes me worry how fast you would leave again? If this is the case: :minussp:[/quote] I usually leave after a month of being in the community, and it's been well over a month and I'm still here. I can confidently say I'm here to stay at least for another month or two, if not longer. Keep in mind I've been in the community for over three years now, so that allows a LOT of time to be staff multiple times. I was an exemplary staff member last time and I was widely considered to be a strong Super Admin candidate. I'll go further in depth as to why I can be trusted to stay later on, bit busy atm.[/quote] Expanding on this point, I'll basically be paraphrasing a section from my Deathrun Super Admin application here. Safe to say, I'm definitely going to stay. I'm spending more time out of ZARP, very much intentionally, to ensure I get bored at a slower rate. In my past time at ZARP, I had a tendency to spend all of my free time either working on projects or resources for ZARP/staffing, or on the actual server itself, leading to me "burning out" very quickly. However, this time, I've made sure to give myself enough time to play other games and do other things while being staff on ZARP, so I'd burn out at a much slower rate/not at all, and this has worked very well for me so far. Obviously I had the incident quite recently where I did resign, however I've revoked on everything except Deathrun (the server which I've been on most out of all that I'm staff on/was recently staff on), showing how this is working for me.