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  4. Simplification of TeamSpeak Tagging System

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    6 hours ago, Mitch said:

    Are you a cop? the highest ranking officer there is based solely on their cop rank in order from highest to lowest: Captain, Lieutenant, Sergeant, Corporal, Constable, Cadet
    I don't see what someone's other roles within the community have to do with your question? I hope if you are whitelisted as a cop you know the chain of command(you are required to know this before being whitelisted) and that support and wiki curator have nothing to do with the APD.

    The question 'Are you a cop?' on the APD suggestion forum seems dismissive, especially coming from a Developer, whose role and authority are evident from their TeamSpeak tags. Wait I apologize is it "Lead Developer"? Because there seems to be a hierarchy to that too. 

    I appreciate your response tho, but it seems there might be a misunderstanding. My concern isn't just about the APD hierarchy; it's about the overall clarity and organization of our community's TeamSpeak. This impacts everyone, including newcomers who may find it confusing. I merely suggested APD should have priority, which can be a bad suggestion/opinion depending on your perspective which I can understand. I can also argue, captains should remain at the top aside from Admins or CM's but I see that is not in favor of the individuals who put effort into the community. 

    While roles like Support and Wiki Curator may not align directly with police ranks, they play crucial roles in our community which I understand. But, clear identification on TeamSpeak helps everyone, new and old, navigate effectively. As someone in a leadership position like yourself, ensuring clarity benefits us all.

    I wouldn't have made this post if I hadn't had to explain this to two separate cadets. Maybe next time, instead of me having to explain it, you could just tell them their 'your brains can't process it.' Real helpful, stay retired man!  @HomeTrlx 

  5. Simplification of TeamSpeak Tagging System

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    The reason I made this post is to help newcomers to the game who might be confused when they see TeamSpeak and are unsure of the chain of command. Changing permissions is simple, but did I really upset people over a TeamSpeak tag? Yes, it can get cluttered. How can you argue it isn't cluttered when it's just an application for a gaming tag that invokes a tag for each respective category. There hasn't been a request for tag removal either; you can simply edit what goes in front of a user's name and the weight it holds in TeamSpeak. I'm sorry if you feel confined by your authority being reflected in a TeamSpeak tag, and I understand it can affect gameplay.

    "It ain't that hard to read," @Alex. Please explain to a new player who holds the highest command in a TeamSpeak with 12 cops, each with various tags. That's the point being made.

    Is Support higher than Lieutenant?

    Is Wiki Curator lower than Support?

    Is Wiki Curator higher than Lieutenant?

  7. Simplification of TeamSpeak Tagging System

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    I wanted to raise a concern regarding the current state of our TeamSpeak platform. While I appreciate the return of Asylum and the inclusion of retired cops with tags, team members, etc... I find the current tagging system overly excessive. While it's valuable to acknowledge retired officers, the high number of these tags is causing clutter and may inadvertently overshadow the recognition of current and new achieving officers' ranks.

    The abundance of tags makes it challenging to quickly identify the chain of command, which was straight-forward and less dense. As the primary use of TeamSpeak is for the APD, I suggest prioritizing APD-related tags to streamline communication and improve efficiency. 

    I believe revisiting this policy will contribute to a more streamlined and effective use of our TeamSpeak platform.

    Thanks for your attention to this matter.

    Examples of Cluttered Tags:

    [Support] [Wiki Curator] [Wiki Editor] [EMR] [EMT] [Retired "X"] [Designer] 

    [Lead Developer] [Developer] Why are there two developer tags? Is there that much of a difference or justification? 

    Regards

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