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Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 4:25 pm
by NatetheGreat
I was just reading the rules, and this paragraph stood out:
There are many responsibilities that come with being an administrator, so don't make your decision to run on a whim. You need to be dedicated to helping this board maintain the pristine quality it has had for the past 4 years.
Hmmm, that hasn't been updated in a while, has it? :-s

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 4:34 pm
by Petrichor
Or perhaps it refers to the quality of the first nine years of the ToO. :-k

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 8:38 pm
by Catspaw
It's always a mistake to reference a certain year in a document without big reasons to update it regularly. Oops! Maybe that will get edited, but I can guarantee that I won't remember to update it every year. :anxious:

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 8:55 pm
by Petrichor
Catspaw wrote:It's always a mistake to reference a certain year in a document without big reasons to update it regularly. Oops! Maybe that will get edited, but I can guarantee that I won't remember to update it every year. :anxious:
Maybe just edit out the reference to the year? Something like, "You need to be dedicated to helping this board maintain its pristine quality."

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2018 8:21 pm
by Catspaw
Petrichor wrote:
Catspaw wrote:It's always a mistake to reference a certain year in a document without big reasons to update it regularly. Oops! Maybe that will get edited, but I can guarantee that I won't remember to update it every year. :anxious:
Maybe just edit out the reference to the year? Something like, "You need to be dedicated to helping this board maintain its pristine quality."
Yep, something like that is a great idea! :D

When I look at "A Guide to the ToO" I see a line that says, " There are many responsibilities that come with being an administrator" and then that's the end of the section, so either bookworm edited it already but didn't post about it yet, or Nate and I are not looking at the same place. :-k

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2018 5:45 am
by NatetheGreat
Catspaw wrote:When I look at "A Guide to the ToO" I see a line that says, " There are many responsibilities that come with being an administrator" and then that's the end of the section, so either bookworm edited it already but didn't post about it yet, or Nate and I are not looking at the same place. :-k
Sorry, should have included a link. Here's the page and section I was looking at. :)

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2018 9:09 pm
by Catspaw
NatetheGreat wrote:
Catspaw wrote:When I look at "A Guide to the ToO" I see a line that says, " There are many responsibilities that come with being an administrator" and then that's the end of the section, so either bookworm edited it already but didn't post about it yet, or Nate and I are not looking at the same place. :-k
Sorry, should have included a link. Here's the page and section I was looking at. :)
Oh, I see. Thanks for the link! That's very helpful. That wasn't what I thought you were referring to. That info was probably taken from the thread I linked to prior to it being edited. I have a vague recollection of updating the rules and Guide to the ToO here and there over the years, which is why I was surprised to see such an outdated number in your original post.

I actually do not know how to edit the FAQ offhand since I've never done it and it's different than a regular thread edit, and I'm in a hurry tonight. Bookworm, if you know how, feel free to make the edit or tell me how. ;) Otherwise I'll figure it out later.

Re: Hmm, this town is newer than I thought.

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2018 9:17 am
by bookworm
Catspaw wrote:I actually do not know how to edit the FAQ offhand since I've never done it and it's different than a regular thread edit, and I'm in a hurry tonight. Bookworm, if you know how, feel free to make the edit or tell me how. ;) Otherwise I'll figure it out later.
It may be in the ACP somewhere, but I'm not certain. If not it would require editing the actual source file on the FTP server.