First and foremost, I would like to give my most sincere thank you to the Buildism administration and moderation team for accepting me onto the moderation team. I have already stated a lot of what I wanted to say in Ashely's welcoming thread located in the announcements forum, but I just wanted to give you, the Buildism staff alone, my input on a thing or two, even though I'm completely exhausted and ready to retire for the night.

I'd like to thank the entire team for helping me to learn what I needed to learn before I joined the team. I'd also like to thank each and every one of you for something that you have done to assist me in my learning experience and in other ways on Buildism.

The first person I'd like to give a sincere thank-you to would be Ashely. She has not only turned out the be a fabulous community manager, but also a fabulous friend. Ashely has been there for me since the beginning, and if it weren't for her adding me on XFire, I would have probably never given Buildism a second chance to see what Buildism really is like from the inside and out. She welcomed be back to this excellent community, and during my time here, she has been very helpful to me in all ways. I also want to thank her for giving me this opportunity to show you guys what I've got. Thank you for hiring me, Ashely. I won't let you or the community down. Before I move on, I want to give one more thank you to Ashely for a very special reason: thank you for taking excellent care of Buildism. It's truly inspiring to see such a dedicated community manager working so hard on making our community a better place for everyone.

I also want to thank Jacob_ for his constant support. Not only has he inspired me to become a better programmer through his work, but he has also shown me a great deal of kindness and support for what I do. This is something that only the best of the best of the game owners out there do for their members. You're one of them, and it's an honor to know someone like you. Thank you for everything, Jacob.

I want to thank Login for being a terrific help to me for whenever I need his assistance. I had him take action on many threads and posts during the Order's existence. He followed through with everything I requested of him, and because of his help, Buildism was able to get rid of the Order permanently. I thank you for that, Login, on top of your willingness to be my good friend. Keep up the excellent work!

I can't forget about Fire, however. Fire has been an excellent help with hearing me out on my moderation plan for cleaning up the Order's mess, likewise to the plan I came up with for Login's moderating. She also ended up becoming a friend of mine after we spoke on XFire for a while. Fire, you're a great person with a great personality; what could be better than that? Keep it up, my friend! Thanks for everything you have done to keep Buildism a user-friendly environment.

I sadly need to leave in a few minutes, but before I go, I can't forget about everyone else. Thank you to Ice, Interwebs, Qwertygiy, Sazaho, Paradox, Tyler, and scripter for all of their hard work with keeping the community clean. To those of you who are now my friends, you know who you are. I appreciate our friendships more than you know, and I hope to remain friends with you guys for a long time. To those of you who are not currently my friends, rather, acquaintances, let's take the opportunity as soon as possible to become friends. It would be great to know that we can rely on each other as more than just co-workers.

I'm going to bed before I fall asleep at the computer. I'm sorry that I must leave so suddenly, and if this thread is by any chance filled with flaws, you can probably infer why. I'll fix my thread up tomorrow to continue with what I was getting at. I also have another thread that I need to make regarding expectations. You'll see what I mean.

Goodnight everyone.

Image moderators
They will moderate skin uploads. This would prevent inappropriate skins. From what I know there hasn't been a major problem with that...yet.
It's better to have it ready before something bad happens.

So basically this is how it works.
User uploads skin to Skins page or through the change skins page. (If uploaded through change skin page it will display as a question mark and as the default skin ingame until it's approved).
After the user uploads a skin it's sent to the moderation panel where they see the template of the skin and the user who uploaded it. They can either Accept it or Decline it.
If the skin is declined it is immediately deleted from the skins page (No point in just leaving it there if it's useless).

Game moderators
These moderators will focus all their time moderating on games. If a game is reported for breaking the rules they will have to play the game. (Looking at the thumbnail won't always display the rule breaking content).
If the moderators decide that the game breaks the rules they can close down the game. This won't delete the game file but it will turn the thumbnail into a giant X and make the game unplayable. (It won't remove the actual game file in case a moderator makes a mistake) If this happens by mistake a user can simply contact a moderator and get the game restored back.

Those are my ideas.

My dog has a tick on his ear, How do I get it off? It's new BTW, it's grey. I dunno but now I'm scared by him. D:

The loading stops at random places and stays there forever, when I refresh it stops at a different place.


Help?

How hard making a HTML website was.

Seeing the fact I know nothing about scripting and/or programming, this should be quite an experience.

Paradox beat me there.

http://yourworldoftext.com/buildism

Sweat Suit cocktail is teh best. xD I LOL'd so hard when watching it. The Camaraman threw up. But teh Midget and the Fat guy makes me LOL alot.

http://virtualscope.x10.mx/servers/chat_test.sv


Yes.

*Sniff* Theirs been alot while you have gone! Ming-Yan got hired as a mod, got demoted, Fire is a Mod, Land was a mod but gave up! Ashely is community Manger and it's been awesome! I'm also a Fishyer Fishie! Welcome back buddy! :lol:

I actually enjoy gore games, really i do, but i never found myself with such a gory game as "Manhunt 2", I got the PC version (without gore filter) and after beating the game all i can say is that it is a game that breakes all gore barriers stated in the game industries, resulting in the eventual ban from lots of countries.

Well here is a video (it is a gameplay from the sensored version, but if you mods still feel like its to violent feel free to delete this thread or just remove the video)