Trelian said:
And we do hope to get more Magi.
I lurk mostly, on this name or that, but I feel the need to step onto the soapbox for a short while.
Of exceeding interest to me are some of the paradoxical, ambiguous statements posted.
You state that “we” (whomever the subject(s) may be) “hope to get more Magi.”
It’s an ambiguous statement, to be sure. There are no announcements suggesting future interviews or acceptance/review of applications. Call me convoluted and illogical, but that’s always the first step a business or group takes when desiring new staff persons, I would presume. Naturally, those companies, businesses, or congolomerations of individuals who do not, in fact, give a cows’ feces about the patrons it purportedly serves would not, in fact, do this. Conversely, they pretend to always be genuinely conducting searches for “that right person” for “that role” although, of course, it is a rare occurrence indeed that they follow through.
You listed all of the active Magi earlier, too. With more than a touch of cynicism, I duly noted that two of the Magi you list – Appoline and Beatrix – aren’t even setting coordinators. In fact, you don’t even say what Magi-tasks they are engrossed in, so as to render them incapable of hosting any setting – or maintaining anything, apparently. You said:
…the one to legislate what does and doesn't count as a setting violation, as well as periodically review the logs to monitor what's been happening in their rooms.
Trelian’s words. Not mine.
If that’s the truth, then it would proverbially logical to proffer that a Magi, technically speaking, wouldn’t have to be that knowledgeable about Eberron; just informed about the created setting as it stands. Since there are at least two Magi who are purportedly active (despite the fact nobody sees them), the solution ought to be a simple one. I’ll let you, reader, make the connection there.
I also find it highly intriguing how swift you were in eliminating Jeajea’s enthusiasm, and offer to help. Albeit, he is not a Magi, but such enthusiasm and offer to take the mantle of a task which, assuredly, is not all that fun is something that should be commended. That merely leads me to ponder my first point:
Trelian said:
And we do hope to get more Magi.
Hmm. Is it an attempt to settle everyone into pacifist complacency or an outright lie?