Administration Team



Hello, and welcome to the official "Administration Team" topic, brought to you by Diogo Campos and James Xalphox, both Leadership Admins. In here, you will find out how to deal with abuse, who are admins are what ranks mean what.

Contents
1.0 - General
1.1.0 - Ranks and Terms
1.1.1 - Head Community Admins
1.1.2 - Leadership Admins
1.1.3 - Senior Admins
1.1.4 - Roleplay Admins
1.1.5 - Basic Admins
1.1.6 - Moderators
1.2 - Behavior.
1.3 - Admin Abusal.

2.0 - Administration Team
2.1 - HCAs
2.2 - LSAs
2.3 - SRAs
2.4 - RPAs
2.5 - BSAs
2.6 - MODs


Section 1: General
In this section, you can read about how an admin should behave, and read about different types of admins.

Article 1.1.0: Ranks and Terms
In Age of Gaming, we have 6 different classes of admin. Below, you can read information about each class. Please note that the heirachy is in order, Leadership Admins being most powerful.


Article 1.1.1: Head Community Admin
The Head Community Admins' goal is to perform maintainence on the server and decide on AoG fundamentally changing things. It's as simple as that.

Initials: HCA (Head Community Admin)

Article 1.1.2: Leadership Admin
The Leadership Admins' goal is to run Age of Gaming; they are in-charge of most major things and have the most authority over the server and website. If you have a problem with an LSA, you should PM Xalphox, as if in the unlikely case that an LSA decides to go rogue, he has the power to delete your account and remove posts. If you PM Xalphox, it will be confidential.

Initials: LSA (Leadership Admin)



Article 1.1.3: Senior Admin
A senior admins' goal is to do exactly the same as the basic; but they have some extra abilitys. All Senior Administrators have forum moderation capabilitys except for the "User Issues and Suggestions" section, they can ban for longer than 24 hours, and they also have limited control over accounts, such as password changing.

Initials: SRA (Senior Admin)


Article 1.1.4: Roleplay Admin
The Roleplay Admins' have more power, and can create items and delete them, along with creating jobs and deleting them.

Initials: RPA (RolePlay Admin)

Article 1.1.5: Basic Admin
Basic admins have all punishment commands and a few fun features; but the maximum ban time is 24 hours unless the player is suspected to be an hour, otherwise they will be permanently banned and told to appeal on the web.

Initials: BCA (Basic Admin)



Article 1.1.6: Moderators
Moderators have all basic punitive command, except ban.

Initials: MOD (MODerator)



Article: 1.2: Behavior
An admins' behavior should be fair. An administrators job is to serve the players, and not the other way round.

As an admin, they are expected to be professional; have a good grasp of proper English and use proper grammar. You represent Age of Gaming. Don't represent us as a bunch of nubs who can't spell.

Secondly, they are expected to have a split personality in some respects. If you get angry with someone because they accused you of roleplaying badly, you cannot kick them. They have critised your roleplay, and have not broken any rules.


Article 1.3: Admin Abusal
In any case that you feel an admin is mistreating you, please use the "User Issues and Suggestions" unless the admin you are talking about is an LSA, otherwise, PM an HCA.



Section 2: Admin Team
In this section, you can read who are admins.

[GREEN] - Schedulued for Promotion
[RED] - Schedulued for Removal/Demotion
[ORANGE] - Suspended
[BLUE] - Trial

Head Community Admins (HCAs) [2/2]
Kevin T. (Blitz,DaBear)
BananaSteak II (»¼« Вάחαתּẫﮚדּєaқ)

Leadership Admins (LSAs) [1/4]
None

Senior Admins (SRAs) [0/6]
None

Roleplay Admins (RPAs) [0/3]
None

Basic Admins (BCAs) [N/A]
None

Moderators (MODs) [N/A]
None

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