Overture

How old are you?
14

Your in-game name:
Censxr
(Former Names: Duplicity, CensorAdapt, zPurified, AknNinjaBuddy, _Xenos, Bytegga)

What timezone are you in?
AKST

What country do you live in?
United States of America

What languages do you speak?
I speak English

Do you have the necessary means of capturing evidence? (i.e. recording software, screenshots, etc)
I do, I happen to use QuickTime and screenshots and upload via tinypic.

Why do you think you should become a mod?
I believe that I should become a mod, because I have the Respect, for both, Players and authorities. I also have Honesty and Integrity on my side, I am very honest with people, but always try to make tell truth in the most polite way possible. Ingame, and outside of the gaming universe, I am very Mature, I am mature enough, that I will take input from my mistakes, from mods, or even players (if they have a great and valid statement, on why I am wrong). I realize that some friends can get in the way, and I can tell you, I will never be bias'd to anybody! I will keep everyone, and everything fair. I will explain in detail below, about everything I stated above.

Respect for players and other authorities opinions:
The respect for other players/authorities opinions is a key item for a moderator. They have to have respect and take the time to listen to their opinions and cope with what they have to say. If you cannot have respect for the player or their opinion, you most likely won't have respect for anyone. They need to feel as if they are at home, they need to feel comfortable with the server and not feel like just another person of the block. I have a HUGE respect for everyone on this server (Except for hacker, advertisers etc.). If it comes to Players? Huge respect. If it comes to authorities? Huge respect. I am to respect every person there is throughout the community, and to help everyone I am physically possible to help.


Honesty and Integrity:
The honesty of a Moderator is another big key function. The owners and better yet, players, need to trust you and believe what they say as you are their "how to" guide. A few players in the server may not be privileged as to not have a forums account and may not be up to date with the latest news, hence the moderators need to be able to relay the news in a truthful and factual way. I am a very honest person, if it comes to, if they are good at anything, or even my money balance. I try to make it the most pleasant honesty, so I don't hurt anyones feelings, which would be horrific and not the attitude of a moderator.

The lack of:
As I have seen as a frequent player of the community, there aren't many mods to help or accompany us through our troubles and questions. Some of the rules players do not notice or haven't read yet, hence the reason I inputed some may not have the privilege of a forums account in my former paragraph. Some "mods or clients" are prohibited within and throughout the server and some may not know this, yet there isn't always a mod to stop them, which results in them getting warned or furthermore, banned which we do not want. I have realized that the moderators, even with the new addition, aren't quite the most active (Yes, I do realize "they have a life outside of minecraft"). Either due to Time restrictions or work. I will try to be one of the most active mods on the server.

Input:
If you do not input your work or time into the game, you are not doing a well job. Having a input to the server is very important to a moderator, without it you will not have a correct visual of verbal or physical understanding of what to do. I believe that I can take input from almost anybody, as long as they have valid statements, and I am in the wrong.
Maturity:
Every one of your peers go through a stage of maturity and sophistication, some faster than others. This is critical for a moderator to have, especially "youngins" like I. Some may know the information but not quite understand how to use it, that is where the maturity antes up and you have to use your common sense for decision making. Although with maturity you have to have a small sense of humor to cope with joking and seriousness. I realize, to be a mod, you have to be on of the most mature people ever, I will make sure I am one of the most mature people throughout the community.

Veracity and Comity:
Usually bias are certain aspects that the human race can not avoid. Some have it worse than others, but starting with someone at a medium visual condition is a way to make and keep friends. This is also another unavoidable aspect, it is just human nature. Yet being able to look upon what someone has said about you before is crucial for someone who has to help/moderate. If you can't look past that, you will not have that great coping abilities with others, which you need to have everyone atleast at a median of your liking. Even if you have an affair with that person, does not mean you can treat them without veracity or comity. I do realize that some people are very bias'd, every once in a while... even some of the moderators are bias'd towards other. I will never be bias'd to anyone, and if I am told I am being bias'd towards someone, I will fix it straight away.

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A small portion about me
My name is Kameron outside of Minecraft. I live in Kenai, Alaska. Before the 2014-2015 year started, I had gone to a military camp for a month which had changed the perspective on how I treat people. My father is a mechanic and has owned a couple businesses. One named Ace Auto Repair, and more recently Ace Auto Parts and Accessories. During the summer I will be working there as my first job. I will be apart of the "crew" as they might say, but first I must learn about the cars first. Off the mechanical topic, I like to contemplate life... not really, though I do like to play Minecraft in my free time and sometimes my PS4 although I am more familiar with Minecraft because I have owned it for a while, 2 years actually. The gaming kind of just takes away the stress of life and really brings out my "inner me" or so I would say. It has also brought me new friends and ultimately has been a great thing to proceed with.
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How long can you be active on the server everyday?
Sunday: 2-4 Hours
Monday: 2-3 Hours
Tuesday: 2-3 Hours
Wednesday: 2-3 Hours
Thursday: 2-3 Hours
Friday: 2-3 Hours
Saturday: 2-4 Hours
(Hours fluctuate because of extra curricular activities, often taking places on Friday and Saturday)
How long have you been playing Mineverse?
I've been playing Mineverse a year plus 3 months, all of which I have loved.

Have you ever been banned in the past?
Yes, once for swearing over forums although this will never happen again.

Do you have any past experience as a moderator?
I don't have much experience as a moderator, Hopefully this amazing place can start me off on my journey.

Closure
I thank you for reading my moderator application, please inform me of why/why not you support as a Yes or No doesn't help me improve. Please don't critique me on color, this is in all to look professional and is taken in utmost seriousness.
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No support.

 

May I have a reason?

 

Very nice application, although I don't see you much on the forums. Anyway, support.

 

- Don't like your attitude towards players
- You've made 3 applications, most of your forums posts are from that and you still only have 200 from around 4 months.

 

It doesn't matter about how many messages you have.

 

Thank you for your input

Thank you

 

The second half is kinda sequenced in the middle... Looks weird.
Make your app look nicer(by using colors, smileys etc.).

I am 50% as for now.
Good Luck

 

As I asked, please don't critique on color, and what do you mean the second half is kinda sequenced?

 

Support.

Seems like you have good intentions.

 

Thank you

 

No support. I never see you helping.

 

*Cough* thesaurus *cough*

 

*cough* Yep *cough*

 

Thank you for your feedback

 

Hehe some of the sentences sound a bit odd but I support <:

 

Thank you, can you tell me which ones?

 

It's not odd in a bad way :P It's very professional and I wish you the best of luck

 

Support

 

Thank you