Community Name: Squirts
Steam Profile (link): https://steamcommunity.com/id/generalsquirts/Regiment: 63e
Why do you want to be a referee? I want to be a referee for mainly two reasons. The first reason is because I've never experienced the responsibility of being a referee in a competitive match. I really want to put forth effort to help out in an aspect of the community, however small or big it may be. I wanted to go for a referee application for the NANWL, but ultimately decided not to. Mainly because I didn't want to be a moderating figure in a league where I would also be a competitive player. So I didn't want to create anymore work for myself then I already had. Since I participate in NWL myself, I see the operations and enforcement of the rules almost all the time, so I am quite familiar with them. The second reason I'm interested in becoming a referee is to open myself outside of those from the 63e. The 63e is a very large community. We have over 120+ active/reserve members that come by the teamspeak to hang out. With all these people, sometimes a lot of us don't really find a reason to speak with others outside of our tightly knit community; which is probably why not many people know a lot of us inside the regiment. But I personally try to go out to other teamspeaks and hang out with anyone I can. I enjoy new company and to be honest like a lot of people in this community, even if I have not met them. Even those that I've ever had a negative encounter with will end up being on my forgiven list and I don't mind being friends with them again. At the end of the day, I just love hanging out with new people and establishing a dialogue outside of the 63e. Cause y'know, it's pretty dank.
Why do you think you would be a good referee? I feel like I'm an open person in the community, or at least I try to be. I come off as friendly, but if the rules need to be enforced my decisions will be final/without any argument. I find myself to be a person with logical deduction, so when it comes to a base set of rules I'll follow them to the letter. This is a new experience for me, so I'll have to adapt to the environment that comes along with attaining a referee position. But I'm not one who backs down from new opportunities. Huehue
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Admin Experience: I have been an administrator on a few servers. I used to admin the 63e_Commander_Battle server for a good while. It would always have a total of about 15-20 players average on a daily basis. I also administrated on the 63e_Duel server, if players ever shot when they weren't supposed to or were not dueling properly then I would always give a much needed slay. I also administrated on the 63e_Artillery_Battle server when it was running for about a month. These servers would get a decent influx of users and I don't think I let a rule slip by.
Did you read all the rules thoroughly? Of course.
Will you admin fairly and unbiased? Absolutely.
