How to become Mc-War mod. By, Turkeywing_999

R.I.P. Step 6

 

I'm not sure if this is a very good guide, but one thread that has good advice is this. If you are wanting to become mod, be helpful without being a 'mini mod.' Now don't get me wrong, if there's a flame war in chat saying "chill man" is fine, but one thing that shows your ability to solve problems is using /report. All staff gets these reports, and in my opinion it shows staff that you are able to handle issues without getting too involved. There is no need to say,
"(random name), please don't curse" everytime you see stars in the chat. If it gets too out of hand /report and /chatreport are your friend.
Yes, some people are going to hate, but you need to be able to tell the difference between hate and advice. I know this is hard to understand, but some people just don't want others to get mod some people are rude and sometimes flat out disrespectful. But if someone is trying to give you advice, take it a lot of the time you'll find that they're trying to help. You should take their advice, and see if it works for you.

 

Wouldn't people be more obliged to take advice from someone who actually became a staff member?

 

https://www.brawl.com/threads/54048/#post-685994, I love this demotion

 

If were to fallow the first rule, I would be a snitch. s

 

I can pin-point uses here, they'll be short to the point with some notes below them.

How to be a Staff member? Depending on how you view the situation of achieving this, it can go either way.

Be yourself, but don't be a jerk. Use common sense and try not to be rude (however, this can vary from rants).

In other news, stop trying to put people down in some way, calling them names and such.
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Abusing exploits/glitches to your advantage.

Don't, just don't do these... It'll greatly lower your chances (this might not apply so much in Beta or if you were told by Staff members to test said issues).
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Helping & "try harding"

Bleh... The use of those two words irritates me. In the sense, try to help out the Staff through the /report command, it does wonders, like Nezzr already said above, "chill" would be a nice way to try to stop them.
Now for helping on the forums, please for the love of god, you don't need 300+ posts, you can have maybe around like 80 and still can get mod. It all depends on how well you execute your posts into quality over quantity.
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Using the same damn sentences for a lot of posts.

Com'n, try not to use generic sentences, creativity!

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Your post was rather lacking in some very important points, Turkey. I assume by your recent posts that you fall under the "lack of common sense" in-order to be funny or "comeback".

 

I found your tips insightful.

Your perspective was illuminating.

 

This post made me giggle.

Want the short sweet answer:

Make a positive change that without you, wouldn't be possible.

 

I think having a good coach can also help you prepare.

 

Says be mature in staff application and isn't himself.
LMFAO
Turkey still be tryharding and minimoding.

 

Well it's true.
Every single mod on McBrawl has some sort of characteristic that makes them unique.
Just a few examples from ex-mods on this page:

MrCowlick - Straight forward guy who was pretty nice, active in community
Pikmin - Nicest guy you'll ever meet and super helpful, map maker
Derk - Some fgt on the forums that got mean ratings removed, map maker

 

You should practice what you preach. If you're gonna talk about being mature and how it's a key so success you might want to be mature. Otherwise people are gonna take your opinion with a grain of salt.

 

Stop minimoding dirty minimod.
hue

 

There's a reason you were never promoted c; */shrug* ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I like how a member that got denied MULTIPLE times thinks anyone will listen to him.

I believe you gave up because you got denied 8 times, just on staff applications. Another 11 denied for creative ranks.

Yea, let's listen to this guy.

btw, you weren't close, on your last staff application you got 14 -1s, 0 +0, and 0 +1.