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My IGN: QuadingTimezone: MDTCountry: CanadaLanguages: English Capturing Evidence: OBS & Gyazo (keybinds for instant capture)Activity: I'm active pretty much every day, from around 3pm-10pm in my timezone. I am constantly active on the Kitx discord Previous experience: Sadly, I have no past experience as a moderator on a Minecraft server, but everyone has to start somewhere. However, from being friends with a few moderators already on the staff team, I have already heard quite a lot about what goes into the daily life as a moderator, what expectations they have to uphold and tasks they have to complete. Of course, hearing about it is different to actually experiencing it, but hopefully this will be a learning experience for me. I need to get going by naming a few characteristics and attributes that mediators ought to have, and why I fit this standards. Agreeable - Moderators ought to consistently maintain cordial and inviting characters, and not estrange themselves from the overall player base. Players should feel as though they can converse with mediators about issues happening in-game, or even have general discussion with them. I like to consider myself agreeable, I show interest in players and how they are feeling, am dynamic in talk and gatherings when there are discussions and conversations both on and off theme, and make an honest effort to help any players that need it. Indeed, even an amicable hi can fill somebody's heart with joy, so I endeavor to be cordial and congenial to all. Supportive - Moderators ought to consistently be useful to players, addressing any inquiries or questions regardless of how "self-evident" it very well might be to the arbitrator. New players need direction and help to see how the server functions, and arbitrators ought to give a valiant effort to help them, without putting down or reprimanding their inquiries or concerns. I make an honest effort to address any inquiries composed on the assistance part of discussions, the #help channel on disagreement and written in-game as well as could be expected. In the event that I don't have the foggiest idea about the response to an inquiry or concern raised by a player, I put forth a valiant effort to assist them with finding the appropriate response, by reaching an individual from staff. In case I can't help them myself, I ensure that they do get the assist they with requiring by presenting it, regardless of whether this implies DMing staff, asking another web-based player, or actually looking at the response for myself in case I am ready to do as such. Cooperative person - I accept arbitrators should cooperate with other people, supporting each-other when required and assisting different mediators with any issues they might have. Obviously, arbitrators should converse with higher staff when having issues past their force, yet they ought to likewise assist others in the staff group to direct as well as could be expected, and be a functioning part in the staff group. I like to think I coexist well with most if not all of the staff colleagues, and would have my impact as an individual from the group to help and support others. Dedicated - I accept that mediators should invest time and energy into what they do, as any mix-ups could bring about a bogus boycott, offering somebody some unacceptable response when requesting help, or even a staff report made on them. Mediators should make a solid effort to satisfy their assignments and obligations, regardless of whether it's logging their boycotts or giving definite reactions to any individual who requests help. I trust myself to be an extremely yearning individual, continually investing energy in to accomplish my objectives and arrive at cutoff times. Being in University implies that nothing I do can be half-completed, I need to do everything to my maximum capacity. I couldn't want anything more than to expand on this ability by being a mediator here. Objective - I accept that mediators ought not be influenced by closely held individual belief. They ought not make a special effort to boycott/caution/quiet somebody dependent on their own view on that player, as this is juvenile and doesn't show great arbitrator lead. All things being equal, mediators ought to apply results to players dependent on genuine proof, and never let their feelings towards that player cloud their judgment. I accept I have the quality to be unbiased, I report players dependent on the proof put before me rather than my sentiments towards them. This is quite possibly the main trait a mediator can have. Then, I need to clarify why having me as a mediator will at last benefit the server. I like to believe that I have a decent standing, on discussions, in game and on strife. I make an honest effort to keep my language clean and I generally regard the principles of the server. I endeavor to be well disposed and kind consistently, and if individuals challenge me with harmfulness I decide to overlook it, or even report the player in case they are bypassing/being ill bred. I comprehend there are players locally that dislike me, yet rather than being harmful or discourteous consequently I decide to be the greater individual in the circumstance. I'm a functioning individual from the local area. This may not be of high significance to the vast majority, , to report individuals as well as to really play the server, which I believe is critical. It might appear glaringly evident to a few, however keeping an interest in really playing on the server, engaging in discussions and conversations, not simply hitting on report players, is critical to me. I'm Not Perfect, We can all make mistakes, and moderators do too. Instead of getting annoyed when a report has "lack of evidence", instead I realise my mistakes, and try to do better next time. This is extremely important, as it has to be known that everyone makes mistakes sometimes, and although we try our best not to, sometimes it happens, and I take it upon myself to learn from these instead of getting angry or annoyed. I can't please everyone, I know this. But I also know I will try my best to perform the best that I can.