What does this suggestion change/add/remove:
Add some sort of requirement for United Kingdom staff to staff on the US server. I don't care if they do tickets that are helping people, but I mean actual staff tickets that involve getting someone in trouble, or for minor cases like names or crossfire situations. Now why do you say this, prox? UK staff are literally not liked on the US server by the majority of players right now because they make rulings that are either ignored or SL say are wrong because they don't know how things are done on the United States server. So, generally, to outline what should happen. UK staff should have some sort of time requirement on the US server to be able to staff on it. Just like any other US staff have to when they actually apply for the position. Alternatively, I guess SL can just have their own requirement they make.
Note: I think its fine if they handle issues of blatant racism, MRDM, ETC. I am mostly speaking in terms of smaller issues, for example, a hostage getting shot in crossfire, Certain Naming things, ETC.
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Probably, but likely a long time ago
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
UK Staff maybe more liked on the United States Server
Less misinformation gets spread out about certain rules
Less issues with staff members who don't really know what the normal and rulings are for the US Server
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
Less staff around, maybe
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
The issue we have currently is that bad rulings are being made to the point where some people are straight up just requesting Server Leadership when a UK staff member makes a ruling on the United States Server. This has personally happened to me, where I also did the same, and the SL had to correct the UK staff. Which, by the way, was for a minor issue that was not reported. Thus, making UK staff more trustworthy and decreasing the spread of misinformation is why I think this suggestion should be accepted.
Add some sort of requirement for United Kingdom staff to staff on the US server. I don't care if they do tickets that are helping people, but I mean actual staff tickets that involve getting someone in trouble, or for minor cases like names or crossfire situations. Now why do you say this, prox? UK staff are literally not liked on the US server by the majority of players right now because they make rulings that are either ignored or SL say are wrong because they don't know how things are done on the United States server. So, generally, to outline what should happen. UK staff should have some sort of time requirement on the US server to be able to staff on it. Just like any other US staff have to when they actually apply for the position. Alternatively, I guess SL can just have their own requirement they make.
Note: I think its fine if they handle issues of blatant racism, MRDM, ETC. I am mostly speaking in terms of smaller issues, for example, a hostage getting shot in crossfire, Certain Naming things, ETC.
Has something similar been suggested before? If so, why is your suggestion different?:
Probably, but likely a long time ago
Possible Positives of the suggestion (At least 2):
UK Staff maybe more liked on the United States Server
Less misinformation gets spread out about certain rules
Less issues with staff members who don't really know what the normal and rulings are for the US Server
Possible Negatives of the suggestion:
Less staff around, maybe
Based on the Positives & Negatives, why should this suggestion be accepted:
The issue we have currently is that bad rulings are being made to the point where some people are straight up just requesting Server Leadership when a UK staff member makes a ruling on the United States Server. This has personally happened to me, where I also did the same, and the SL had to correct the UK staff. Which, by the way, was for a minor issue that was not reported. Thus, making UK staff more trustworthy and decreasing the spread of misinformation is why I think this suggestion should be accepted.
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