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    I've been putting this thread off for a while, but I'll just state it now. Community leaders should have their powers back as they did before the whole darkwolf incident. In all honesty, I can deal with any clan related issues as I see fit (such as any DM or DL can.) But, CL's should be able to keep our TS3 servers a bit cleaner. Not that I mind contacting silence every time this happens, but it'd be nice to have the ease of use personally.

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    This is one of the many times something like this has happened. It'd probably be the easiest solution to give the people in power the actual powers to do it, rather than us just conveying it to someone else. This hasn't been brought up since the conception of the community leader or somewhere very near that. I see no reason for community leaders to not have such the power to do this anymore. This is just a formal request for CL's to have their former powers on Teamspeak as it would save many us (CL's) much trouble in the future.

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    Not that I have the time, but if an admin said you free killed someone, we'll always side with the admin unless other admins say otherwise. Evidence is only needed when there's hacking involved. I'll make a final statement whenever I arrive home and have time to fully read this. But I trust @Bach or @kbraszzz can handle it by then.

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    General game sense isn't something taught very easily. Watch someone semi-professional/professional level games over at ESEA / CEVO streams. You can watch streamers like steel, shroud, nothing, scream, (MY MAIN MAN PASHA), or many others that stream. These guys are generally very great guys, and you can benefit from watching them. But most importantly, play the game. Have fun. Make friends.

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