Justice United Channel Guidelines and Mission Statement

I second Chrome in that people should let the 3+ years crap go!

I have talked to some people involved in the JU endeavor; if someone doesn't like the idea/ concepts, has issues with the people contributing/ forming it then DO NOT join! It is not that hard of a decision and yes it is that simple.

*shrug* A self-described soloer causing channel drama?

Sounds like Justice.

oh, almost forgot.

TJ, I think there's something that you miss because you're not a part of both the JfA and CS communities.

On the surface, it would seem that they have the same raison d'être, and to a large extent they do.

However, it's the *feel* of the community that's different. One is a pretty wide-open place, the other less.

Jeans and a t-shirt versus a polo and khakis.

That doesn't mean that one is better than the other, or that they must be in competition, it simply speaks to people having a choice to join a community and/or meme they feel more comfortable with (or both if that's their inclination).

To suggest there's an ulterior motive is to overlook several fundamental logical faults, the primary one being that a community by definition is not a single person.

Evidently you had a run in with Chrome in the past and me more recently (heh, you're not alone in that ), but here's the key.

One person is not a community. A community is an organic being, with perhaps a tad bit more alcohol than usual.

To suggest that it is, is to insult the participation and contributions of all members of all communities.

With my 2 cents I'd just throw in this...

I am kinda annoyed that every year or 2, I need to update my channels (I have enough as is being on 2 servers) it would be nice to have just one channel, but as things are set up, it's not possible for this to happen with people coming in, then never coming back to the game.

Now seeing what the devs have done for channels, and SG/VG's, which is to increase the number we are allowed, I would suggest A. letting them know we need to increase the number allowed in a so called channel, or B. after 60 days or inactivity, these globals that fill in these channels be removed.

If I remember right (and still holds true) the devs made a system that after 60 days (correct me if I am wrong) that if you were camping a lvl 1 character just to hold a name, and if somebody else wanted that, then your lvl 1 alt that's been sitting around would lose that so called name. So in theory, I believe it's very possible to "force leave" a global this way, and shouldn't really be that much hard to code into so that popular channels like Justice has, keep them open for newer globals to enter these so called channels.

IMO Justice United does sound better than JFA2010, heck even Justice for All, but that's just me, and I'm entitled to my own ideas, but any rate, back to what I was posting about, I really think the channel issue should be addressed to the devs, meaning Chrome, Tic-Toc, and other high volume channel mods spam PM castle or whoever is in charge of global channels, and tell them what is going on, and that literally hundreds of people are in dire need for a change on how channels and their high volume are handled.

There, drama settled. (but I do enjoy Justice Drama, so wish to ignore this and drama further, by all means, do so)

P.S: Forgot my smiles for seriousness/being funny

After a half-decent night's sleep, re-reading all of the thread, a bit of reflection, and advice from a friend I've come to a simple conclusion.

I've apparently let past interactions with various people (not just Chrome) color my perceptions a bit too much, and I'm likely reading things into the posts that aren't there.


In many ways I'll never change how I let past interactions with people affect how I deal with them today, as that is how things work whether online or in real life.

Just chalk everything after my first post up to the paranoid ramblings of an old man.

Good luck.