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[TimerClock14]

First-come, first-serve
that's the simplest and easiest way to go about doing this, no matter the size of the project.

I would also like to reiterate that, it's rather intimidating for a new member to post on a thread while a lot of veteran members are in heated discussion. (i.e. this current discussion) I'm not asking you to stop the discussion, as it is producing some good ideas as well as discovering problems that need fixing, but maybe take it somewhere else.

Lastly, about icons. My own philosophy about icons:
Icons are just like karma, they are earned. 'nuff said.

[jippy99]

Im going to start this on kong, is that ok with you 927?  I might just link it to this thread to encourage people to do it here to make it more of an advertizing thing.

[QuantumT]

First-come, first-serve
that's the simplest and easiest way to go about doing this, no matter the size of the project.

I still think that some attempt at matching the play schedules should be made. In the case where the players schedules are opposite each other, the apprentice could end up having to effectively wait 24 hours for any answers to their questions, which could be reduced to 2 minutes if they were both active at the same time.

[TheCrazyMango]

Im going to start this on kong, is that ok with you 927?  I might just link it to this thread to encourage people to do it here to make it more of an advertizing thing.

yea jippy go ahead.

i paired nipuna with kuross simply because of the fact that they posted relatively close(in time)
i think we should divide mentors by the time they are active, but its gonna take a while to get it figured out.

[Ryli]

I've just realised I don't have a post to keep an eye on this topic. I think this one will be good enough.

[teffy]

Your mentor will follow this basic schedule
STEP 1: Browsing the Forums
STEP 2: Posting a Deck
STEP 3: Posting a Card Idea
STEP 4: Elements Chat and Wiki
STEP 5: Forum Competition
STEP 6: Weekly PvP Tournament

What ?
I don´t like this curriculum. And I want to decide on my own, what I teach and what not. All tournaments are different and the rules are explained in a special thread for them. What shall I teach, there ?
And I guess most beginners don´t participate in these events. Maybe later, when they are pros. I think, they want to learn the game (what can the opponents give me, and how can I get that ? ),
get introduced to the most important forum features and threads, deck designing, language, most important wiki pages ...

Maybe a person of importance should open a new thread to discuss the curriculum.

[TheCrazyMango]

Your mentor will follow this basic schedule
STEP 1: Browsing the Forums
STEP 2: Posting a Deck
STEP 3: Posting a Card Idea
STEP 4: Elements Chat and Wiki
STEP 5: Forum Competition
STEP 6: Weekly PvP Tournament

What ?
I don´t like this curriculum. And I want to decide on my own, what I teach and what not. All tournaments are different and the rules are explained in a special thread for them. What shall I teach, there ?
And I guess most beginners don´t participate in these events. Maybe later, when they are pros. I think, they want to learn the game (what can the opponents give me, and how can I get that ? ),
get introduced to the most important forum features and threads, deck designing, language, most important wiki pages ...

Maybe a person of importance should open a new thread to discuss the curriculum.

i dont particulary love the curriculum but SG already got on me for starting a thread for feedback on this. probably just post suggestions about it here

[EmeraldTiger]

Is a mentor required to be knowledgeable in all areas of forum and game concepts?

[TheCrazyMango]

Is a mentor required to be knowledgeable in all areas of forum and game concepts?

define all areas.
because i dont know that apprentices need to know about the "code"(dont wanna give too much away) or about rotface and stuff like that (i really hope that doesnt get me banned) if it would tell me and ill delete it

[EmeraldTiger]

I think i work better in card ideas and art. i think i am terrible at deck building. i  have learned enough about forum etiquette that i can help there. i know very little about the Wiki and because of my deck skills  i don't do tournaments. i think i know how to post a deck. I also haven't been involved in a competition. with that said i guess i am not much of a mentor type.

[Endlo-]

Hey, everyone. I'm new to elements, started playing this last night. I popped into the chatrooom, and EvaRia linked me here. I'd like to sign up as an apprentice, please.

I'm not new to TCGs, in general though, I've played everything from Versus to Magic competitively, so I shouldn't be too hard to work with.

[Malignant]

Mentor: Malignant

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