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ACTIVITY CHECK DISCUSSION
Hey guys!
So there's been some confusion and disagreement about what should/should not count for activity check, what is counted where, etc. So this is a post where we'd like to discuss revamping the activity check system with you! Once we can get a clear idea of what everyone feels is fair, it will make it easier for us to have a clear system where everyone understands the activity requirements desired of each character in Paradisa.
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What do you think should count for a post?
What should constitute thread "size"?
What should constitute comment "quality"?
How much should the mods be responsible for? The players?
How should a thread on a log be judged?
So there's been some confusion and disagreement about what should/should not count for activity check, what is counted where, etc. So this is a post where we'd like to discuss revamping the activity check system with you! Once we can get a clear idea of what everyone feels is fair, it will make it easier for us to have a clear system where everyone understands the activity requirements desired of each character in Paradisa.
SECTIONS:
What do you think should count for a post?
What should constitute thread "size"?
What should constitute comment "quality"?
How much should the mods be responsible for? The players?
How should a thread on a log be judged?
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— If players A & B have their characters on a log, then both characters have their names tagged onto the log. The same applies for a joint post.
— If there is an event post going on, such as a wedding, a party, a battle plot, an open log, etc., players have always tagged their characters' names onto the post. There was never any rule to the contrary to not do that, and there was never any discussion up until now about whether or not it was a good or bad idea to do it.
A comment to a log takes much more thought and work on a player's part than a comment to an entry does. Players A and B could have threaded a 100+ comment thread with no more than four to five lines of text in each comment (and majority of the time, comments in an entry are one- or two-liners), and of course the collapsed thread makes it seem like more went on within the thread. Meanwhile, Players C & D are busting out four to five lines minimum of text for their log. Third-person logs take more thought and effort, because some players really want to capture the feeling of how their characters are feeling then and there, plus incorporate actions and speech into that log, while first-person threads are instant and observers can understand the tone of the thread with a snap of their fingers.
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Right now whoever participates in a log/entry has that count for over all AC. But commenting to an entry (when it isn't joint) does not count as a character having an entry, which is why they wind up on the thread count posts. I assumed having a character comment to a log (when it isn't joint) wouldn't count for a post either!
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As far as strong arming goes--I don't actually know what that means--I'm just asking those sorts of questions because in my head it doesn't seem logical or make sense ): I don't understand what I'm reading. I'm sorry if it comes off like that--I wasn't meant to be. I just genuinely do not understand some of what people are saying and I wanted better clarification.
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I don't want to step on anyone's opinions so thanks♥ I am going to try phrasing things a little more differently here now :)
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