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Jacob probably has enough commitments without you guys foisting unofficial ones upon him. If he wants to it's his call, but I'd say the community would be well capable of doing it itself and if it has a problem you can also message him.
I don't like taking it for granted that people trust me. As a cynic/realist/perfectionist (yes, I know) I know it takes me a bit to trust people, so I doubt that people trust me.
Good point. It was mainly so that he could make polls for us. Because while you have the possibility to start a poll in a group, it will be invisible unless you are a mod.
Well so far I haven't seen you do untrustworthy things. But I will let others chime in here.
I suppose I could be a mod if more are needed. Although I think 3 or 4 are fine. I don't expect the group to be used for much beyond sending out invites and such.
When we made the first one back in, I want to say 09, it became what the General Werewolf Thread is now. At the time, we were limited to two threads in the OT forum.
Why would I want to use the Werewolf Group now?
Why would I want to use the Werewolf Group now?
Pushing out invites.
In the old forum somebody, who probably was you, showed how the mass PM by group can get extra people to sign up. And it is a good way to not forget who has been playing previously and hence might be interested in joining sometime in the future.
It can help people remember to vote or show when signups close with the event system.
Perhaps other things.
Perhaps other things.
Sorry, but with the current bug in the event-system as we just discovered I guess it will create lots of confusion.
And to be honest I don't need/want a daily reminder that I need to vote. And certainly I don't wish to see them for games I'm not playing in.
I have played a decent number of games here and I have never missed a vote or needed to be subbed. So such reminders I simply don't need.
Yes. I must have declined Wag's invitation 5 times before I joined, left the group, then rejoined.
Indeed. And I don't think the problem of non-voting will be solved by an in-forum system. People don't vote because they're busy IRL, not because they're busy in other parts of the forum where a notification might reach them and remind them to vote.
Good point on the events going to all so they obviously can't be used for voting.
Though they could be used for when signups close.
Though as mentioned the big reason I created it was for invitations. It seems a good way to not risk forgetting somebody when sending out invites.
Anyone who was around when we had the Werewolf Group in the old forum will tell you it was a clunky mess that did little good.
There's a reason we abandoned it when we were given this subforum.
Now, if we are going to have another Group, let's really think about what we stand to gain from it, and let's think about what good can come from its abilities. Let's not have it be an awful mess like the last one was.
There's a reason we abandoned it when we were given this subforum.
Now, if we are going to have another Group, let's really think about what we stand to gain from it, and let's think about what good can come from its abilities. Let's not have it be an awful mess like the last one was.
That's very true, if it's handled properly. Right now, I've scrolled through the comments on the group and I'm sure I'm not the only one taken aback by the lack of order and relevant content.
The comments' temporal reversal is a headache, so let's think of a way to use it to our advantage by imposing a posting regiment that takes it into account.
The comments' temporal reversal is a headache, so let's think of a way to use it to our advantage by imposing a posting regiment that takes it into account.