Thats stupid, what if someone goes on vacation? and there gone for like 3 weeks man, its not how long your on its what you do that counts. Good thought stupid result =) (nt)

Thats stupid, what if someone goes on vacation? and there gone for like 3 weeks man, its not how long your on its what you do that counts. Good thought stupid result =) (nt):
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Posted by *sniff* Sladin *sniff* on August 21, 2000 at 08:40:02:

In Reply to: But how.. posted by Animal on August 21, 2000 at 08:21:52:

> Problem with limiting cabal members is that
> people will hoard 'cabal characters', and
> just have AND a battle, AND an empire, AND a
> master, and switch to whoever is ruling.

> Also, It seems unreasonable that I cannot
> join a cabal because some lowwit non-rp guy
> is in it already, even though I've a fully
> fletched out background.

> Enough problems, let's see what we can do.

> Let's have limits. Let's also keep stats
> (for imms that is) of each player who's in a
> cabal. How often were they on last month,
> how many hours in total last month. Those
> two things, and the memories a imm has about
> that person are used to decide who's thrown
> out of the cabal without even being logged
> in (as soon as there is need for room for a
> promising newbie).

> Leaders and imms can induct. Imms can
> uninduct people offline, if they deem a
> newbie more worthwhile / active then whoever
> is doing little.

> I think this could work.

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Think a little more. You could just write an ooc note to your god, explaining your vacation. He then can decide if you're a worthwhile player enough to keep during your absense periode. Otoh, you can always reapply after you've been uncaballed. n/t Animal 15:26:09 8/21/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > Problem with limiting cabal members is that > > people will hoard 'cabal characters', and > > just have AND a battle, AND an empire, AND a > > master, and switch to whoever is ruling. > > Also, It seems unreasonable that I cannot > > join a cabal because some lowwit non-rp guy > > is in it already, even though I've a fully > > fletched out background. > > <hr> > > Enough problems, let's see what we can do. > > Let's have limits. Let's also keep stats > > (for imms that is) of each player who's in a > > cabal. How often were they on last month, > > how many hours in total last month. Those > > two things, and the memories a imm has about > > that person are used to decide who's thrown > > out of the cabal without even being logged > > in (as soon as there is need for room for a > > promising newbie). > > Leaders and imms can induct. Imms can > > uninduct people offline, if they deem a > > newbie more worthwhile / active then whoever > > is doing little. > > I think this could work.

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