Staff Duties

See also; Player Ranks, Staff Guidelines, Rules

Moderator

Moderators on the server generally focus on the following:

• Moderating player activity.
• Helping players who have questions.
• Handling basic rule breaks.
• Granting plots to players.
• Deleting plots with poor build quality.
• Fixing basic forms of plot grief.
• Banning rule breakers (with admin permission).
• Setting a good example for the player base.
• Being active on the SOTP forums.
• Being active on the TeamSpeak server.

Admin

Admins on the server generally focus on the following:

• Preventing anything from catching on fire.
• Keeping an eye on staff performance.
• Monitoring HawkEye for hackers.
• Handling ban appeals.
• Handling emails from players.

All Admins can help where needed, this list is what is mainly done between the different admins.

Developers on the server specifically focus on the following:

• Building new plug-ins.
• Keeping non-runsafe plug-ins updated.
• Testing new revisions of Minecraft and Bukkit.
• Configuring all the things.
• Fixing bugs on the server.
• Handling attacks on the server.
• Planning and programming server events.

The General Administrator/Wiki-Reddit Operator specifically focuses on the following:

• Managing the staff.
• Helps to plan Rank Changes.
• Keeping DOG updated.
• Keeping the wiki updated.
• Helping/Overseeing/Building Server Events.
• Running Polls and Feedback Fourms.
• Monitor all activity on the wiki and all Runsafe Reddits.
• Tweaking things in-game and in the server to best of power.

The In-Game Content Designer on the server specifically focuses on the following:

• Ideas for players to keep busy with.
• Building new additions of the server.
• Running the Runsafe Build Team.
• Plan/Build Server Events.

The Community Manager on the server specifically focuses on the following:

• Advertising the server.
• Managing public relations.
• Keeping the twitter updated.
• Generating YouTube content.
• Helping plan server events.
• Frequently reevaluating the server for out-dated content.
• Organizing bugs on Bugzilla.