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Wrangler	Posted - 2006.03.28 18:16:00 - [1] The EVE Forum Moderator Team is now accepting applications for Moderators. The EVE Forum Moderator Team is known as Communications Relay Commission and is a part of the EVE Volunteer Program known as Interstellar Services Department. We monitor the EVE Message Boards to make sure the Forum Rules are followed, while interacting with the community. Having English as your first language is not a requirement! Requirements: Good communication skills including good written skills. Active participation in the discussions on the EVE Message Boards. A minimum of 3 months playing EVE. No forum bans issued, a low amount of warnings may be accepted. Experience using IRC is prefered but not a requirement. We ask you to include your experience with IRC somewhere in the application. 18 years of age is a minimum, older is a merit. Living in an US timezone (North or South America, or speaking one of the languages below is considered a plus, though itÆs not a requirement: German French Russian Spanish Portuguese You do not have to have to be an expert in English, but you will have to know enough to communicate with it. You do not have to have any of these languages as your first language, but you have to be able to read and understand it enough to moderate, using a dictionary as help is acceptable. A well written application is a big plus! We look at other things as well, but good application has a better chance. You can apply by clicking the ôInterstellar Svcs Deptö button under ôEVE INSIDERö in the menu to your left. If you have already submitted an application please update it. We also request that you only check the ôEVE Forum Mod (CRC)ö choice under question 5 (What area are you interested in guiding for?). This will make it easier for us to see who is interested. You can read more about the EVE Volunteer Program (ISD) and EVE Forum Moderator Team (CRC) in the FAQ and the Player Guide. Our systems rely on you having the correct email in your account details. If you have an old email there that you don't use we will not be able to contact you. Make sure your email is updated under account management!! [Read the Rules!] - [Contact us]


Eldo Davip	Posted - 2006.03.28 18:25:00 - [2] There's one more requirement, you gotta be crazy enough. That's the only thing that explains Wrangler. (j/k) Shameless Plug Our Website \| forum rules \| [email protected]

Urban Mongral	Posted - 2006.03.28 18:30:00 - [3] Can Wrangler be explained? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chribba	Posted - 2006.03.28 18:30:00 - [4] oh really... EVE-Files \| EVE-Search \| Monitor this Thread

Mercade	Posted - 2006.03.28 18:56:00 - [5] Edited by: Mercade on 28/03/2006 18:56:01 What about the reports of a hazing ritual involving this? http://www.winterblink.com/wda/index.php?i=68 Originally by: kieron ...possible causes for an extended downtime, I think playing WoW would be close to the bottom of the list, probably between shaving cats and having dental work done w/o anethesia.
BillyBong2	Posted - 2006.03.28 19:39:00 - [6] Time will tell . . . _________________________ Siggy by Esturary

Vanamonde	Posted - 2006.03.28 19:56:00 - [7] Originally by: Mercade What about the reports of a hazing ritual involving this? http://www.winterblink.com/wda/index.php?i=68 It's not true.... and if it was, I sure wouldn't tell anyone.. [Read the Rules!] \| [[email protected]] Vanamonde: by Arthur C. Clarke

Sarmaul	Posted - 2006.03.28 20:23:00 - [8] Originally by: Wrangler No forum bans issued, a low amount of warnings may be accepted. Do you make exceptions? Originally by: Tuxford we look at them say "wow autocannons sure do suck,... oh well lets go boost amarr".
Xrak	Posted - 2006.03.28 21:01:00 - [9] What happened to that song on the old CRC website?

Jacques Archambault	Posted - 2006.03.28 21:07:00 - [10] Originally by: Xrak What happened to that song on the old CRC website? no no.. you only get the hear the song if you're locked into a thread! and remember, its Wranglers rendition of "twinkle twinkle little star" Jacques' forum rules \| [email protected] \| Our Website! Want to be an EVE-Online forum moderator? click here!

Raven Aure	Posted - 2006.03.28 21:48:00 - [11] Originally by: Jacques Archambault Originally by: Xrak What happened to that song on the old CRC website? no no.. you only get the hear the song if you're locked into a thread! and remember, its Wranglers rendition of "twinkle twinkle little star" Jacques' The bells! THE BELLS! ______________________ Never mix corp politics with rl friends.

Imaran	Posted - 2006.03.29 01:45:00 - [12] Originally by: Raven Aure Originally by: Jacques Archambault Originally by: Xrak What happened to that song on the old CRC website? no no.. you only get the hear the song if you're locked into a thread! and remember, its Wranglers rendition of "twinkle twinkle little star" Jacques' The bells! THE BELLS! Sexeh CRC Website Public Service Announcement : Contrary To Popular Belief, Potatoes Cannot Talk Click / Rank 999 / SP: 1,000,000 of 1,000,000

between4and24	Posted - 2006.03.29 10:22:00 - [13] Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. I'm not trying to overstep you with corrections, the irk is, I know someone who did just that, and wrote out a very nice application that extended seven pages long before being pasted from the text program into the website. It was very uncool when it got bounced back because it was too many characters. The site even logged him out before he could finish pasting and paragraphing it into the interface. There is no way to know how long that character limit is AFAIK and shaving your words down piece by piece until they fit isn't very fun after putting that much effort into it. Hopefully this saves some over achievers out there. I also hope that the application steps can go through a reinvention sometime soon. Their very bland about the requirements and it's really awesome for you to take the time to write them out neatly and explain like you did.
Jenny Spitfire	Posted - 2006.03.29 11:13:00 - [14] Originally by: Wrangler Experience using IRC is prefered but not a requirement. We ask you to include your experience with IRC somewhere in the application. ***X OK? ---------------- RecruitMe@NOINT!**

Wrangler	Posted - 2006.03.29 11:57:00 - [15] Originally by: between4and24 Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. I'm not trying to overstep you with corrections, the irk is, I know someone who did just that, and wrote out a very nice application that extended seven pages long before being pasted from the text program into the website. It was very uncool when it got bounced back because it was too many characters. The site even logged him out before he could finish pasting and paragraphing it into the interface. There is no way to know how long that character limit is AFAIK and shaving your words down piece by piece until they fit isn't very fun after putting that much effort into it. Hopefully this saves some over achievers out there. I also hope that the application steps can go through a reinvention sometime soon. Their very bland about the requirements and it's really awesome for you to take the time to write them out neatly and explain like you did. Actually, I had no idea there was a character limit. I'll see if I can get someone to tell me just where the limit is. Originally by: Jenny Spitfire Originally by: Wrangler Experience using IRC is prefered but not a requirement. We ask you to include your experience with IRC somewhere in the application. *****X OK? Yes, I didn't specify IRC program, just said you should be familiar with IRC. [Read the Rules!] - [Contact us]

Shinhan	Posted - 2006.03.29 12:12:00 - [16] Originally by: between4and24 Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. How about writing short application normally, and then providing a link to extended version to show off? the DAEDALUS PROJECT
The Wizz117	Posted - 2006.03.29 12:31:00 - [17] why not get payed moderaters, that way they are more responsible and they can do more then just moderate forums.
Nyphur	Posted - 2006.03.29 12:33:00 - [18] Originally by: Shinhan Originally by: between4and24 Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. How about writing short application normally, and then providing a link to extended version to show off? Don't you get an interview anyway? A friend of mine said the Aurora interviews were all automated by a bot and he made mistakes he couldn't fix, like telling them the wrong account name :p. Wonder of CRC interviews are automatic. Eve-Tanking.com - For the ultimate tanking spreadsheet and resources.
The Wizz117	Posted - 2006.03.29 12:38:00 - [19] Originally by: Jenny Spitfire Originally by: Wrangler Experience using IRC is prefered but not a requirement. We ask you to include your experience with IRC somewhere in the application. *****X OK? they use irc to track ur ip and stuf, its very noobish,i was once joking around on irc claiming im a dev( ofcourse nobody beleaved me) and a real dev send me a eve ingame mail claiming im voilating stuf.

Zhuge Liang	Posted - 2006.03.29 12:39:00 - [20] Originally by: Urban Mongral Can Wrangler be explained? That question my friend has been debated for ages by some of the very best psycologists of our time. Who is Wrangler? Why does he have his own brand of jockstraps? Is he wearing one now for fun? shrugs Probably on that last one. Originally by: Shinhan Originally by: between4and24 Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. How about writing short application normally, and then providing a link to extended version to show off? The application is important, but how each person decides to do thiers is upto them. To the point apps that contain relevant information and answers to the questions normally work. forum rules \| [email protected]

Nebulai	Posted - 2006.03.29 17:25:00 - [21] Originally by: Nyphur Originally by: Shinhan Originally by: between4and24 Edited by: between4and24 on 29/03/2006 10:24:48 Hi Wrangler, I think it's really cool that a well written out application is something you take highly to but I thought it's imporant to warn that there is a character limit on the application answers. How about writing short application normally, and then providing a link to extended version to show off? Don't you get an interview anyway? A friend of mine said the Aurora interviews were all automated by a bot and he made mistakes he couldn't fix, like telling them the wrong account name :p. Wonder of CRC interviews are automatic. CRC's aren't. The only reason Aurora automates ours is that its only the 'first' step in our application process, other teams handle interviewing/recruitment differently :o)
Nikolai Nuvolari	Posted - 2006.03.30 03:53:00 - [22] Originally by: Wrangler Good communication skills including good written skills. \o/ Originally by: Wrangler Active participation in the discussions on the EVE Message Boards. \o/ Originally by: Wrangler A minimum of 3 months playing EVE. \o/ Originally by: Wrangler Experience using IRC is prefered but not a requirement. Well, I learn fast. Originally by: Wrangler 18 years of age is a minimum, older is a merit. \o/ Oh hold on, I think I missed something here... Originally by: Wrangler No forum bans issued, a low amount of warnings may be accepted. ... Well. G'day, then. sigh Ah well, back to writing click over and over again and hoping that some day it will magically work for no good reason. -------- Tom Thumb > for a nut case you rawk [04:21:15] Mebrithiel Ju'wien > Nik's bio 4tw btw [07:38:53] Graelyn > Nikolai for Dev 108!
Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.03.30 09:51:00 - [23] what if I... oh, **ed off one of the mods. Like, say I *ed off Wrangler.. what are my chances? _______________________________________________ Proudly serving Electus Matari* Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus Grumpyness is against the forum rules - cheer up - Jacques'

Wrangler	Posted - 2006.03.30 10:01:00 - [24] Originally by: Dak Hakin what if I... oh, **ed off one of the mods. Like, say I **ed off Wrangler.. what are my chances? If you did anything to me you're chances to continue breathing isn't that big anyways. But, so far, the most people have managed to do is annoy me. [Read the Rules!] - [Contact us]

Dak Hakin	Posted - 2006.03.30 10:31:00 - [25] Originally by: Wrangler Originally by: Dak Hakin what if I... oh, **ed off one of the mods. Like, say I *ed off Wrangler.. what are my chances? If you did anything to me you're chances to continue breathing isn't that big anyways. But, so far, the most people have managed to do is annoy me. okie good My app should be on your desk somewhere... _______________________________________________ Proudly serving Electus Matari* Mr. Grumpy-sour-pus Grumpyness is against the forum rules - cheer up - Jacques'
Sir Juri	Posted - 2006.03.30 11:58:00 - [26] do ppl in ISD get to play the game alot? can they be in a war and trash talk on the forums about who is winning? and wrangler where from Sweden are you from? just curious Im a noob, bear with me :P

Wrangler	Posted - 2006.03.30 12:26:00 - [27] Originally by: Sir Juri do ppl in ISD get to play the game alot? can they be in a war and trash talk on the forums about who is winning? and wrangler where from Sweden are you from? just curious Well, the volunteer identity is separate from the player identity. But volunteers can't go break rules with their player characters. The whole corp/alliance trash talking things are a bit boring tbh. It's more or less "We're great, you are bad" "No, we're best, you're bad" and then they all start flaming and trolling. It's just boring. I'm from southern Sweden, somewhere in Sksne. [Read the Rules!] - [Contact us]

Sir Juri	Posted - 2006.03.30 12:37:00 - [28] Originally by: Wrangler Originally by: Sir Juri do ppl in ISD get to play the game alot? can they be in a war and trash talk on the forums about who is winning? and wrangler where from Sweden are you from? just curious Well, the volunteer identity is separate from the player identity. But volunteers can't go break rules with their player characters. The whole corp/alliance trash talking things are a bit boring tbh. It's more or less "We're great, you are bad" "No, we're best, you're bad" and then they all start flaming and trolling. It's just boring. I'm from southern Sweden, somewhere in Sksne. cool so ISD got other chars for playing. Kinda wondered if you wouldnt get bored only moderating :) And trash talk is great , nothing better as motivation, and fun to read. Like with my clan on xbox, I had tons of fun "trash talking" and then fight it out. Aslong as ppl dont go to extremes. Hmm somewhere eh!? well Malm÷ rules and its nice to see your from Sksne like me. Cant have a bunch of northerners roaming around dizzin spSttekaka. Im a noob, bear with me :P

Eris Discordia	Posted - 2006.03.30 12:54:00 - [29] Actually you cant use your vol character for normal playing, they are used to volunteer with, if that's what you meant. Only aurora use special characters in events and play with them like players do when an event calls for it. See me here


Wrangler	Posted - 2006.03.30 12:57:00 - [30] Originally by: Sir Juri Hmm somewhere eh!? well Malm÷ rules and its nice to see your from Sksne like me. Cant have a bunch of northerners roaming around dizzin spSttekaka. I'm a bit further up north, but then I commute (sksnekortet ftw) so I'm in Malm÷ sometimes. Might move down there at some point after the summer, depending on school etc. [Read the Rules!] - [Contact us]


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