[FAILED 02/12/09] [Citizen] Hesus de bodemloze (Patron: lt1956)

**Justinian** · February 05, 2009, 03:13 PM

[user]Hesus le bodemloze[/user]
I am a member of the twc forum for over 2 years and have tried to contribute as much as i can, i started to get really active in the SPQR Forum where i helped people with there questions regarding to the game, with the new release and final version of SPQR i made a Guide for the new players who had difficulties with the game. Taking part of a new project to help people understanding the game better and helping them with install problems we decided to make a FAQ & installation, troubleshooting guide for the new SPQR users.

Being a real active member of the SPQR forum delivered me the job of Local Moderator of the forum. This way i could do even more for this great place by keeping it clean and even help lt with running the place. Afther suggesting lt an improvement in reducing the sticky problem i managed to give the forum some sort of new look (reducing the original 7 to only 2 sticky' s) The SPQR Index and The Storage Room
The last two months i also became a librarian becous i even wanted to get more involved with TWC i have preformed this with all the devotion on could bring in.

I am a bit confused about the part of what kind of citizen to chose but i would guess citizen or civitate

Thank you for this.
Hesus de bodemloze

[user]lt1956[/user]
Hesus de bodemloze, has been a great addition to the SPQR forum for over 2 years, so much so that I gave him moderator rights for my forum. I found him to be Helpful, Honest, Mature, and respectful of others and myself on TWC. He has contributed to many of player’s questions and never abused his moderator powers. I really do feel that he would be an asset to the TWC community and I think his past track record shows he has what it takes to be a civitate.

Sincerely,

Lt1956

**Marie Louise von Preussen** · February 05, 2009, 03:24 PM

Unimpressed, not enough in the way of modding or discussion to earn Citizenship.

**Pontifex Maximus** · February 05, 2009, 06:28 PM

He's been trying very hard in the Script and has done more than average work there. He has modded the SPQR fora and is an all around nice guy. I will vote yes.

**Soulghast** · February 07, 2009, 02:47 PM

He hasn't really modded anything, he is just helping around answering various gameplay questions in the SPQR forum, while he has made some nice compilations of various important SPQR guides. While I consider that a contribution, it is not enough. On the other hand, he has been one of the most active librarians in the Scriptorium, is filled with energy and enthusiasm and has managed to store a large amount of articles in his short time there. Still, being a librarian along with some mod forum discussion/help isn't enough, for me at least. My standards are a bit higher. If he could successfully become more involved in the DD, join another branch of content staff, start some modding or continue to excel as a librarian, he might get my vote. But for now, no.

**Captain Blackadder** · February 07, 2009, 05:22 PM

I agree with Pontifex moderating the spqr is a contribution and he appears to have done better then average work with the scriptoriam a yes from me.

**Augustus Lucifer** · February 08, 2009, 06:03 PM

If Lt is the one recommending him, I don't have any doubts about his work in the SPQR forums. However, I don't consider local moderator actions in and of themselves to be a particular contribution to the site. If the forum was unruly to the point that users couldn't or didn't want to play SPQR until he came along, then that's one thing, but there's help from Valerius Tiberius and it isn't that unruly.

Now, work for the Scriptorium is meritorious on top of that. According to a search for threads he has created there, it comes up with 16 submissions. He even added one of mine by the looks of it(that was unexpected!). However, I know where most of those threads were, and they didn't take much sifting to locate on the whole(keeping them updated perhaps another matter?).

I'm on the fence with this one, not enough for a definitive yes from me, but enough to not merit a sure No, so I'll Abstain here rather than tip the vote down.

**Necrobrit** · February 09, 2009, 03:27 PM

I can see him becoming a good member in time, and I think citizenship will keep him here long enough for him to grow into a good candidate. I'll invest a yes in him.