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hosts [2022/10/23 15:47] cataleast [You are now a part of the esteemed group of people on Homecoming, who are allowed to host races! Whee! However, it's not all fun and games, because with hosting comes great responsibility.] |
hosts [2022/10/23 15:47] (current) cataleast [You are now a part of the esteemed group of people on Homecoming, who are allowed to host races! Whee! However, it's not all fun and games, because with hosting comes great responsibility.] |
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| As Reg+s and Racers, you set an example to the rest of the people on the server. If you act poorly, it signals to the newer people that this kind of behaviour is fine. Don't argue, don't be snarky/ | As Reg+s and Racers, you set an example to the rest of the people on the server. If you act poorly, it signals to the newer people that this kind of behaviour is fine. Don't argue, don't be snarky/ | ||
| - | **6) Note that while you can call for bins, the race host and Directors do not have to act on said request** | + | **6) Note that while you can call for bins, the race host and Directors do not have to act on said request**\\ |
| __HOWEVER, if you're hosting a race, you are also assuming the responsibility of moderating said race.__ This means that if you see something binnable, be it someone ignoring callouts, bad rejoins, etc., you are expected to act on that, regardless of how good of a race you're having yourself. | __HOWEVER, if you're hosting a race, you are also assuming the responsibility of moderating said race.__ This means that if you see something binnable, be it someone ignoring callouts, bad rejoins, etc., you are expected to act on that, regardless of how good of a race you're having yourself. | ||