ThatsKarma wrote:
Oh cool, let's look into that.

This is merely an assumption derived from the fact that you disagree that something coded in Lua can be modified with Java. Doesn't mean that he doesn't know anything and I assure you that he is probably more adept than you.

Falsify your libelous remark, check!

I would find it comical if you were at the level within the community that determined what assets it needed.

And seeing as though your lexicon carries zero logic, let's educate you:

'Let's say' is, by Cambridge definition:
<em>"used to ​introduce a ​suggestion or ​possible ​example of something:"</em>

But your reference to it suggested that it was his sole capability in the context of development work for ZARP, which is quite clearly not the case (as presented hypothetically - as an example); I pity your forthcoming disillusion, perhaps try to look at things in a wider scope next time.

Let's think. If you had a bit of insight prior to your quickly conclusive, smartass remark, you may not have made as much of an idiot of yourself as you did. Perhaps his level of trust comes directly from the fact that he is a long-standing community member; one which was previously a Super Admin as well as having a high level involvement with other aspects of the community?

Let's do what you did and remove the relevance, and oh, you have no SSRP server. Nice one.

Now, this one is a principle which many more people than just you look down upon.

First, in the order of "you're really misinformed and the label 'power hungry' can't be applied to someone who offers to help with programming in the slightest":

'Power hungry' essentially means a strong desire for power. By offering to help program for a server, which grants him no extra power at all, does he become this? NO! If I volunteer as a retail assistant at a charity shop, do I gain power over something? Not in any way that can be frowned upon, akin to this situation. Conversely, in the context of this community to make it easier for your comprehension, if you strive to quickly become the Head Admin of a server, are you power hungry? Yeah. You want power for whatever reason.

At the same time, what is wrong with being power hungry? If a responsibility is offered for higher power, or vice-versa - it's the only way that someone is going to take up that role. That makes everyone equally power hungry, or they wouldn't be taking the position in the first place! If they were like every applicant, power hungry, but didn't fit the required standards of the position they were applying for, they won't be accepted anyway; this ideology of 'power hungriness' is invariably not derogatory or negative in any way.

He isn't lazy, he's just heartily put his foot down and refused to do something that others have asked for his own reasoning which doesn't constitute laziness at all. What an assumption.



It goes without saying that:
a) You're brutally representing yourself as an idiot.
b) This is a moderator application, as cited by the title, Soxey, and yourself throughout.

Now, quit your arrogance, do your homework before you throw your weight around on applications, and most importantly stop being a child.