Goonhub
02-02-2017, 01:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-02-2017, 01:49 PM by TheNewTeddy. Edited 1 time in total.)
What's really important is getting everyone on the same page as to what's allowed and what's not allowed. Once you do that the entire ruleset can say "the rules are what the admins say they are" because all the admins - who are on the same aforementioned page - will enforce the rules the same way all the other admins do.
The best way to achieve this is to keep bringing up 'controversial' issues like who is captain, how an AI should act, and if the game is too spergy; and (and this part is important) coming to some conclusion, at least, among the admin team, as to what is and is not acceptable behavior.
So long as those enforcing the rules are on the same page, you'll find little problem with getting people to follow the rules/guidelines/recommendations/etc
The best way to achieve this is to keep bringing up 'controversial' issues like who is captain, how an AI should act, and if the game is too spergy; and (and this part is important) coming to some conclusion, at least, among the admin team, as to what is and is not acceptable behavior.
So long as those enforcing the rules are on the same page, you'll find little problem with getting people to follow the rules/guidelines/recommendations/etc