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    TF2 staff activity adequacy will be determined by higher ups instead of having a specific hour requirement. It is hard to be accurate and can be discouraging to members who wish to be staff if they see such a set requirement. In other words, be active if you can be as TF2 staff, but you no longer need to aim for a "minimum 18 hours" on our servers.

     

    hell yeah boys

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    I think that, like Egossi has stated before, the term "donation" has been loosely thrown about and taken from "Here, take my money because I want the community to grow" to "Here, take my money because I want stuff in the game". I really don't think that the paid submission to even apply is a good idea. It creates this underlying feeling that someone who is indeed worthy of the moderator position will not be selected because they have no money. Also like Egossi has said, Many of the people who have created Staff Applications fit into many categories, and all of the ones I have seen (Not meaning all of the staff applications in the forums) have either been said no to, or have not had a valid answer. Most of the people who create the applications are either underage, have not "donated", or are immature. If this is going to be the case, then I would say just take them away and give out the Promo/Demo according to activity and maturity from the person in the community, not because they gave some money recently and they are old enough. If there is someone who the higher-ups see fit for mod, they should not go based on this silly rule of "You must 'donate' to make an application." and instead think "Hey, that person is a memeber AND they are really mature? Maybe I should recommend tell a DM/DL/CL!"

     

    But, this is only a mere member's opinion. not something that a higher-up would look at.