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About the Curia
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Published on May 12, 2019 12:00 PM
The Curia is a forum within Total War Center which has existed since late 2003. It was created for the purpose of aiding the Hexagon Council in the running of the forums. The Curia is responsible for ...

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We need a good description of the Curia and what the Curia does and why the Curia exists. The current and former Curators should collaborate on this.
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Consul: King Athelstan

Censors: General Brewster & Akar

Primus Praefect: Pontifex Maximus

Praefects: Imperator Majora & Flinn
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Re: Citizenship and Infraction Levels - A Proposed Approach as a Replacement for the Ambiguous "Standards of Behavior"

Jack of all trades, master of none...
Basically, let the Moderation do his job and no special treatment for Citizens. If a Citizen is unable to
Lifthrasir Today, 04:14 AM

Re: Citizenship and Infraction Levels - A Proposed Approach as a Replacement for the Ambiguous "Standards of Behavior"

That's precisely the point here

Let me stress this point again: Citizens are expected to keep an exemplary behavior, nothing less.
Flinn Today, 03:38 AM

Re: Citizenship and Infraction Levels - A Proposed Approach as a Replacement for the Ambiguous "Standards of Behavior"

Have you tried not getting an infraction? It's really not asking for much.
pacifism Yesterday, 05:08 PM

Re: Citizenship and Infraction Levels - A Proposed Approach as a Replacement for the Ambiguous "Standards of Behavior"

The current system adds "unnecessary layers" of mandatory intolerance. In my view, the Curia should not be interfering with disciplinary measures,
Cope Yesterday, 01:31 PM

Re: Citizenship and Infraction Levels - A Proposed Approach as a Replacement for the Ambiguous "Standards of Behavior"

I have refrained myself from commenting so far, but I have to say I'm against this system.. it's just adding an unnecessary layer of tolerance.
Flinn Yesterday, 04:28 AM

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