Now by this, I mean can you make it where you fill it in like already have the template set. This avoids players from just righting one paragraph and looking dumb... And on that put a (Recommended 4 paragraphs) or something like that. And a special plugin that would see if this player does not meet the requirements they can't post a mod application thread since they don't meet the requirements. This would make Mod Applications better and in general, less ignorant people who don't read the requirements or follow the template.

 

I'm confused but what your are saying... four paragraphs in all or one per question?

 

I believe he means a minimum of 4 paragraphs.
The issue is organization. The player would still be lazy and shove all of the questions inside of 4 paragraphs. Maybe a minimum of however many questions there are in the updated template? Just an idea.

 

What does he mean I can't understand it.

 

No four paragraphs were just an example for what would be a recommendation in the Why be a Mod section. Please just ignore that to understand it more.

Basics:
To have a pre-made template once you click "Create Thread" in Moderator Applications. If that player does not meet the requirements (2FA, etc.), then it would deny them from being able to post the Thread in the Moderator Applications area.

 

I see what you're saying, but no support. What if this plugin (If it even exists) bugs? What if nobody can make applications because of it?

 

Just having a pre made template can help also then!

Pre Made Template will not bug...

 

There is already a pre-made template in which you can follow? I don't quite understand this thread?

 

No support, I'm confused and agreeing with @Zoey Brooks.

 

No support. If people can't read through the page where it shows the template and simply copy and paste it, then how will they do as a staff member? Recommended four paragraphs? That's why we have the accepted moderator applications section.

EDIT: I read through this thread for a third time. There would be a ton of bugs for this... It would be almost impossible to have a plugin that makes sure the template is filled out correctly... You can go ahead and try to find a plugin like this and put a link, but other than that I'd give it a no support.

 

I think I get what you're saying. No support.

 

No Support.

 

No support. ^

 

I just about understand what you mean however I don't see the the reason behind this? No support.

 

No support, reasons stated above

 

are u talking about making a form basically
like the kind on google forms?
if u are i get where ure coming from n its a legit idea but idk if its worth it or necessary necessarily

 

Sorta get it and no support.

 

No support.

 

No support.