#Life Hack - Mod Applications

Hi Brawlers,

I found this very helpful thread on Mod Applications. None of this content is mine and I would like to specifically thank @LeTim for providing it on his page as well as the actual writer @Signatured.

Before applying or even considering this role, I think you should read the following information and see how you measure up. The more honest and transparent you are with yourself the more efficient you will be with your application. If you have an area of opportunity to work on, try improving that area prior to applying, as this will help you before you apply and save you time/energy. Having read a number of posted applications on the forums it is apparent that understanding the rules prior to applying would have made the application more successful in the initial attempt.

Best of luck in your application!

Evil

Applications" ( https://www.brawl.com/forums/68/ ) and click on Post New Thread.

BEFORE you apply you should be active on the forums, in-game AND Teamspeak 3 ( https://www.brawl.com/threads/42/ )

Don't apply for Mod if one of the 3 areas is missing! I recommend you to read this thread: https://www.brawl.com/threads/14752/

Applications:

Your application is what we first look at when you apply. We look at your detail, your grammar, your length, and how well you answered the questions. Basically, put effort into your application. This means spending more than 20 minutes on an application. When writing your Application, make sure to hit on all the key points that would make us consider you for Moderator. We are interested in:
o Your past experience as a Moderator
o Your past experience in Minecraft
o What will you provide to the community as staff
o If you know how to moderate our servers in general


Be sure your questions have a lot of detail to catch our attention. Although, when writing your application, be sure not to ramble on about things we don’t need to know. Stay on topic, and don’t drift on to other off topic things. Also, do your research when writing your application. Look at previously accepted applications, and focus on what makes them well written applications. Look at the comments, and see what people liked and disliked about the application. This will give you an idea of what you should include when writing your own application. When you feel your application is done, be sure to proofread it. There are always a few mistakes you can correct before it's too late.