MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Posting it here can lead to other users being possibly disrespectful to the person who did not get the rank, and while it didn’t happen, it could have. Posting on their profile makes them much less likely to do so.

a) That's against the community guidelines.
b) I would remove them from the program.

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Posting it here can lead to other users being possibly disrespectful to the person who did not get the rank, and while it didn’t happen, it could have. Posting on their profile makes them much less likely to do so.

a) That's against the community guidelines.
b) I would remove them from the program.

Bold explains all

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

So no first come first serve, huh?
Also, I wouldn’t have made that a public thing, you should have posted on their profile. Anyone can see it, even though it’s transparent.

I reviewed both of your applications and to me, it seems like you just want to be Executive Director because it's a position. @NYCDOT gave me reasoning and logic. I asked you if you would like to be Secretary and I now withdraw that offer based on this response.

All I was saying is that it’s not first come first serve, I understand that, and I understand why you gave NYCDOT the role (I didn’t just want it because it was a position) and then stated you shouldn’t have made it as public as it was.

What @ajsya said.
Why shouldn't I have made it public?

Posting it here can lead to other users being possibly disrespectful to the person who did not get the rank, and while it didn’t happen, it could have. Posting on their profile makes them much less likely to do so.

PndaGmr978 wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Posting it here can lead to other users being possibly disrespectful to the person who did not get the rank, and while it didn’t happen, it could have. Posting on their profile makes them much less likely to do so.

a) That's against the community guidelines.
b) I would remove them from the program.

Bold explains all

Can we just stop having an argument? Just be nice to each other and congratulate the person who got the position.

I’m literally typing this after the really bad part of a storm. It was so bad I I thought I heard hail, and there was lightning happening every second. It’s so windy and I can’t believe my WiFi is still working. I’m ok now, but I’m going to be tired when I wake up for school in 3 hours. Oof, bye!

ajsya wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

MClovers wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

So no first come first serve, huh?
Also, I wouldn’t have made that a public thing, you should have posted on their profile. Anyone can see it, even though it’s transparent.

I reviewed both of your applications and to me, it seems like you just want to be Executive Director because it's a position. @NYCDOT gave me reasoning and logic. I asked you if you would like to be Secretary and I now withdraw that offer based on this response.

All I was saying is that it’s not first come first serve, I understand that, and I understand why you gave NYCDOT the role (I didn’t just want it because it was a position) and then stated you shouldn’t have made it as public as it was.

What @ajsya said.
Why shouldn't I have made it public?

Posting it here can lead to other users being possibly disrespectful to the person who did not get the rank, and while it didn’t happen, it could have. Posting on their profile makes them much less likely to do so.

It's over now, and this is my MClovers organization, not yours.

78ch3 wrote:

You responding just makes it worse. You shouldn’t have gotten involved, this isn’t about you. I’m done with this, do not reply to this quote chain.

THE ARGUMENT BILL

ARTICLE 1: ARGUMENTS VERSUS DEBATES
A debate is a discussion (usually with opposing ideas) between 2 people. It is constructive and it has a purpose. However, an argument has little to no purpose and may start a flame war.

ARTICLE 2: CONTROLLED ARGUMENTS
If an argument has started, it may only go on for 30 posts, or 1 and a half pages and be semi-constructive. If it exceeds this then Article 3 will come into play.

ARTICLE 3: PUNISHMENT
If an argument has exceeded 30 posts and the parties refuse to stop the argument, then a punishment will be given that is decided on by the executive branch.

ARTICLE 4: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Arguments will not be dealt with by the House of representatives as shops may be biased. They will be dealt with by the Executive branch.

ARTICLE 5: THE LAST RESORT
In the unlikely event that all of these don't work, then the posts will be reported to the Scratch Team.

Luckily, we were able to sort that last argument out pretty quickly. This doesn't always happen. A long time ago, a 20-page fight occurred in the now-defunct currency ShopBux. It was damaging to all parties mental health. We don't want a repeat of this in the Diamond Union. We're an organization built on trust, friendship and love. This should be the only behaviour-related bill that should have to be passed.

The Scratch Shop (3):
Panda Studios (1):
RPS (1):
Parking Meter Shop (3):
By the Beach (5):
StoryShop (5):
Amythest Art (3):
The Frost Shop 3 (3):
Twists and Turns (1):
Scratch Century Shop (2):
The Leaf Shop (3):

Yes: 0
No: 0
Needs 16 Yes votes to pass.

This is the House we will be using:


To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.

omega snip

MClovers wrote:

THE ARGUMENT BILL ~snip~
To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.

THE ARGUMENT BILL

ARTICLE 1: ARGUMENTS VERSUS DEBATES
A debate is a discussion (usually with opposing ideas) between 2 people. It is constructive and it has a purpose. However, an argument has little to no purpose and may start a flame war.

ARTICLE 2: CONTROLLED ARGUMENTS
If an argument has started, it may only go on for 30 posts, or 1 and a half pages and be semi-constructive. If it exceeds this then Article 3 will come into play.

ARTICLE 3: PUNISHMENT
If an argument has exceeded 30 posts and the parties refuse to stop the argument, then a punishment will be given that is decided on by the executive branch.

ARTICLE 4: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Arguments will not be dealt with by the House of representatives as shops may be biased. They will be dealt with by the Executive branch.

ARTICLE 5: THE LAST RESORT
In the unlikely event that all of these don't work, then the posts will be reported to the Scratch Team.

Luckily, we were able to sort that last argument out pretty quickly. This doesn't always happen. A long time ago, a 20-page fight occurred in the now-defunct currency ShopBux. It was damaging to all parties mental health. We don't want a repeat of this in the Diamond Union. We're an organization built on trust, friendship and love. This should be the only behaviour-related bill that should have to be passed.

The Scratch Shop (3):
Panda Studios (1): Yes
RPS (1): Yes
Parking Meter Shop (3):
By the Beach (5):
StoryShop (5):
Amythest Art (3):
The Frost Shop 3 (3):
Twists and Turns (1):
Scratch Century Shop (2): Yes
The Leaf Shop (3):

Yes: 4
No: 0
Needs 16 Yes votes to pass.

This is the House we will be using:


To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.

MClovers wrote:

THE ARGUMENT BILL

ARTICLE 1: ARGUMENTS VERSUS DEBATES
A debate is a discussion (usually with opposing ideas) between 2 people. It is constructive and it has a purpose. However, an argument has little to no purpose and may start a flame war.

ARTICLE 2: CONTROLLED ARGUMENTS
If an argument has started, it may only go on for 30 posts, or 1 and a half pages and be semi-constructive. If it exceeds this then Article 3 will come into play.

ARTICLE 3: PUNISHMENT
If an argument has exceeded 30 posts and the parties refuse to stop the argument, then a punishment will be given that is decided on by the executive branch.

ARTICLE 4: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Arguments will not be dealt with by the House of representatives as shops may be biased. They will be dealt with by the Executive branch.

ARTICLE 5: THE LAST RESORT
In the unlikely event that all of these don't work, then the posts will be reported to the Scratch Team.

ABOUT

Luckily, we were able to sort that last argument out pretty quickly. This doesn't always happen. A long time ago, a 20-page fight occurred in the now-defunct currency ShopBux. It was damaging to all parties mental health. We don't want a repeat of this in the Diamond Union. We're an organization built on trust, friendship and love. This should be the only behaviour-related bill that should have to be passed.

VOTES

The Scratch Shop (3):
Panda Studios (1): Yes
RPS (1): Yes
Parking Meter Shop (3):
By the Beach (5):
StoryShop (5):
Amythest Art (3):
The Frost Shop 3 (3):
Twists and Turns (1):
Scratch Century Shop (2): Yes
The Leaf Shop (3):

Yes: 4
No: 0
Needs 16 Yes votes to pass.

This is the House we will be using:


To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.

THE ARGUMENT BILL

ARTICLE 1: ARGUMENTS VERSUS DEBATES
A debate is a discussion (usually with opposing ideas) between 2 people. It is constructive and it has a purpose. However, an argument has little to no purpose and may start a flame war.

ARTICLE 2: CONTROLLED ARGUMENTS
If an argument has started, it may only go on for 30 posts, or 1 and a half pages and be semi-constructive. If it exceeds this then Article 3 will come into play.

ARTICLE 3: PUNISHMENT
If an argument has exceeded 30 posts and the parties refuse to stop the argument, then a punishment will be given that is decided on by the executive branch.

ARTICLE 4: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Arguments will not be dealt with by the House of representatives as shops may be biased. They will be dealt with by the Executive branch.

ARTICLE 5: THE LAST RESORT
In the unlikely event that all of these don't work, then the posts will be reported to the Scratch Team.

Luckily, we were able to sort that last argument out pretty quickly. This doesn't always happen. A long time ago, a 20-page fight occurred in the now-defunct currency ShopBux. It was damaging to all parties mental health. We don't want a repeat of this in the Diamond Union. We're an organization built on trust, friendship and love. This should be the only behaviour-related bill that should have to be passed.

The Scratch Shop (3):
Panda Studios (1): Yes
RPS (1): Yes
Parking Meter Shop (3): Yes
By the Beach (5):
StoryShop (5):
Amythest Art (3):
The Frost Shop 3 (3):
Twists and Turns (1):
Scratch Century Shop (2): Yes
The Leaf Shop (3):

Yes: 7
No: 0
Needs 16 Yes votes to pass.

This is the House we will be using:


To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.

clarem12 wrote:

i don't understand how to vote?

clarem12 wrote:

could i have a little help?

hellounicorns2 wrote:

In my opinion you should make it clear who can introduce a bill, because I assume it would be just you but it could be the secretary etc. but it isn't made clear.

THE ARGUMENT BILL

ARTICLE 1: ARGUMENTS VERSUS DEBATES
A debate is a discussion (usually with opposing ideas) between 2 people. It is constructive and it has a purpose. However, an argument has little to no purpose and may start a flame war.

ARTICLE 2: CONTROLLED ARGUMENTS
If an argument has started, it may only go on for 30 posts, or 1 and a half pages and be semi-constructive. If it exceeds this then Article 3 will come into play.

ARTICLE 3: PUNISHMENT
If an argument has exceeded 30 posts and the parties refuse to stop the argument, then a punishment will be given that is decided on by the executive branch.

ARTICLE 4: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Arguments will not be dealt with by the House of representatives as shops may be biased. They will be dealt with by the Executive branch.

ARTICLE 5: THE LAST RESORT
In the unlikely event that all of these don't work, then the posts will be reported to the Scratch Team.

Luckily, we were able to sort that last argument out pretty quickly. This doesn't always happen. A long time ago, a 20-page fight occurred in the now-defunct currency ShopBux. It was damaging to all parties mental health. We don't want a repeat of this in the Diamond Union. We're an organization built on trust, friendship and love. This should be the only behaviour-related bill that should have to be passed.

The Scratch Shop (3):
Panda Studios (1): Yes
RPS (1): Yes
Parking Meter Shop (3): Yes
By the Beach (5): Yes
StoryShop (5):
Amythest Art (3):
The Frost Shop 3 (3):
Twists and Turns (1):
Scratch Century Shop (2): Yes
The Leaf Shop (3):

Yes: 12
No: 0
Needs 16 Yes votes to pass.

This is the House we will be using:


To vote, the senior-most representative must quote this post saying your shop name and the shop vote.