Solver Promoted to Co-Administrator

[DanQ]

The Apolyton Civilization Site (ACS) administration is now five members strong. Long-time Senior Staff member "Solver" is now Co-Administrator and in turn apart of the Cabinet, the name internally applied to administrators. What is unique about this arrangement in the staff hierarchy is that he is not a Co-Owner as well as are the pre-existing Co-Administrators who all remain in place.

Solver has been apart of ACS' staff now for more than six years. His most previous title, Technical Assistant, has being re-assigned and the announcement of its new holder is imminent.

[Wiglaf]

[Solver]

Solver has been apart of ACS' staff now for more than seven years.

Thanks Dan, but I haven't even been registered here for 7 years, that anniversary is in a week

[DanQ]

Originally posted by Wiglaf

[Wiglaf]

Well, a few things:

1-- If you have a Cabinet, you clearly want to sound like a government. I suggest going whole hog and getting a Senate and a secretary of the interior, posthaste. Also you need a crack legal team to take on Microsoft when they try to shut down your machinimas. I suggest you contact James Baker.

2--It isn't clear what the difference is between a Technical Assistant and an administrator-who-isn't-coowner. All you've done is reassign a title.

3--The site needs fewer subforums before you start adding administrators.

[DanQ]

Originally posted by Solver
Thanks Dan, but I haven't even been registered here for 7 years, that anniversary is in a week

Ah yes -- meant six. Fixed.

[Solver]

Hmm, I think "almost seven" would have been a better fix

[DanQ]

Originally posted by Wiglaf
Well, a few things:

1-- If you have a Cabinet, you clearly want to sound like a government. I suggest going whole hog and getting a Senate and a secretary of the interior, posthaste. Also you need a crack legal team to take on Microsoft when they try to shut down your machinimas. I suggest you contact James Baker.

2--It isn't clear what the difference is between a Technical Assistant and an administrator-who-isn't-coowner. All you've done is reassign a title.

An administrator has a direct, authoritative say in all activities that are undertaken on site be they technical or otherwise. A Technical Assistant aids in the technical operation of the site under the direction of the Technical Director and administration.

3--The site needs fewer subforums before you start adding administrators.

Now you're just talking nonsense.

[DanQ]

Originally posted by Solver
Hmm, I think "almost seven" would have been a better fix

Take what you can get.

[Grandpa Troll]

Congratulations Solver, for between you and rest of the Admin and Staff we have very level headed Administrators, fair as fair can be.

I have allways thought you did a very good job, even when sending me up the river years ago for trolling Gary Gavrushka, for which I was out of line and ya did what must be done, muzzle a troll on the loose

Anyhoo, Congrats!

Grandpa Troll

EDITED TO REFLECT HARD WORK AND EFFORTS BY ALL!

[Slade Wilson]

The bureaucracy is expanding to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy

[Imran Siddiqui]

I expected more outcry!

[Asmodean]

Outcry, no.

But from me at least: Heartfelt congratulations

Asmodean

[Nugog]

Solver

[Zoid]

Originally posted by Wiglaf
Well, a few things:

1-- If you have a Cabinet, you clearly want to sound like a government. I suggest going whole hog and getting a Senate and a secretary of the interior, posthaste. Also you need a crack legal team to take on Microsoft when they try to shut down your machinimas. I suggest you contact James Baker.

2--It isn't clear what the difference is between a Technical Assistant and an administrator-who-isn't-coowner. All you've done is reassign a title.

3--The site needs fewer subforums before you start adding administrators.

You're just jelaous you're not one of the chosen ones...

Congrats Solver