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SC_Swag

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It has recently happened that mods could once again join clans.

I know as a fact there is at least one mod clan that would be great competition (Illuminate).

So I am here to request that mod clans make threads in the clans and teams section of the forums.

These pages could be permitted to mod only chat.

Reasons:
1.It would be good for opposing clans who were looking for a battle. 2.This thread would also include a roster.
3.see how they have stacked up vs other clans.

Gimme your feedback below.

That cool kid that happens to be a hawt ginge,
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Slater

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They honestly shouldn't. It takes away from the actual part of being a mod.
 

DJ Kitty

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this will make a lot of mods lose there jobs because of possible flaming and stuff like that
 

SC_Swag

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when the mod clans have clan they can accuse them of cheating then have a flame at lest one mod will get fired
Do you not realize mods just yesterday were told they were allowed to join clans?
 

Lively

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I was going to ask the leader of our clan if he would do this, but I think he wants to get more practice.
 

Krafty

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If a mod flames or accusing another mod of hacking, then that is his own fault, as a mod should be responsible and enforce the rules instead of breaking them.

This is why there's a screening process for moderator.
 

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