Reintroduce the [LSRCR] tag

[ThoraX]

a positive for this suggestion, the [Lsrcr] tag was more than just a label, but it was a symbol of trust, experience, and guidance within the community. It made it easier for newcomers to identify reliable players and helped create a more structured and welcoming environment. bringing it back would restore that sense of our community and organization that seems to be missing, great suggestion. +1

[Wazuki]

The Lsrcr tag previously served as a vital identifier for community minded players who consistently provided reliable support to newcomers. During its implementation, tagged members (approximately 10–15 active participants in a server averaging 60–70 players) demonstrated exceptional responsiveness, fostering trust and accessibility for those seeking assistance. This system not only streamlined help seeking but also cultivated a culture of accountability, as tagged members felt incentivized to maintain high standards of engagement.

Its removal has diminished a key aspect of space built on shared identity and collective contribution, leaving new players vulnerable to unreliable interactions. The current absence of this identifier has created challenges for new players, who now face uncertainty when approaching unverified members with ambiguous usernames. Without the tag’s visual cue, the risk of encountering unhelpful or disruptive interactions increases, undermining the welcoming that once defined the server... While the tag conferred no special privileges, it represented a commitment to community service a role that remains essential for onboarding and retention.

Reintroducing the Lsrcr tag would address these gaps by reestablishing clear pathways for support and revitalizing the collaborative spirit that distinguished the server. It would empower players to self identify as community representatives, encouraging proactive assistance without requiring formal staff roles. given the outdated status of prior discussions on this topic, renewed consideration is warranted to align with current player needs and preferences. This proposal aims to restore a proven framework that balanced accessibility, accountability, and camaraderie key elements in sustaining a thriving server ecosystem.

I respectfully seek its reintroduction, as it represented my belonging to this community and reinforced the principles that make it meaningful.

[Commander]

Well, first of all it isnt first suggestion made related tag [lsrcr] so after i consider and why does senior admins remove it, there is ofcourse a reason for removal it so if we will suggest it back again it should be for community admins they only will be has [lsrcr] back then there is already A position important than tag which called supporter this role faced member helping without ignore or unanswer the questions whenever someone asks in /ask or private so if they did leading a kick due his poor behavior and do not help newbies players that's it from my side and if it ongoing to be accepted i dont think so all of them gonna help as i've noticed past must of who had [lsrcr] they just flex it and they do not help at all as i've seen

[Duobabang363]

a positive for this suggestion, the [Lsrcr] tag was more than just a label, but it was a symbol of trust, experience, and guidance within the community. It made it easier for newcomers to identify reliable players and helped create a more structured and welcoming environment. bringing it back would restore that sense of our community and organization that seems to be missing, great suggestion. +1

Hahaha people like just flexing lmfaooo.

[Duobabang363]

No need to return the tag. Because this is all fair for the players on this server. There is no comparison between each other. In my experience with players who have tags, they are only for flexing. Because they join the server and immediately do /pmoff. And it is useless at all.

No tags are ok, and this server is still alive. Make suggestions that support this server to be as crowded as it used to be.

[Duobabang363]

As we know that the tag has been removed by senior admin, it means there is a reason why it was removed. It is better for us to move on from this Tag.

[Karu_Tepes]

No need to return the tag. Because this is all fair for the players on this server. There is no comparison between each other. In my experience with players who have tags, they are only for flexing. Because they join the server and immediately do /pmoff. And it is useless at all.

No tags are ok, and this server is still alive. Make suggestions that support this server to be as crowded as it used to be.

Players who immediately do /pmoff are usually group leaders who receiver dozens of PMs as soon as they log on begging for rights. As the leader of Pagati, I suffer this too. And given a quick review of your account shows you're bagaskde, you're guilty of this exact thing because you've done that to me. You also c-big and once got banned for aimbotting. I find it highly ironic the sole negative on this thread so faris you, and felt it needed to make three posts, one of which was being rude to Thorax was made by a player who repeatedly breaks the rules.

[tamika]

Please reintroduce the community tag. I don't still see any downsides to this except what was mentioned, which is members flexing and what not, however, that I don't see how that could trouble anyone. If someone troubles you, just block them. Cannot be simplier. I would like to have an opportunity to become a true verified member of the community one day.

[artifact]

No need to return the tag. Because this is all fair for the players on this server. There is no comparison between each other. In my experience with players who have tags, they are only for flexing. Because they join the server and immediately do /pmoff. And it is useless at all.

No tags are ok, and this server is still alive. Make suggestions that support this server to be as crowded as it used to be.

I haven't seen you in-game, but you're already disagreeing with the suggestion without even trying to join the server. Good luck!

[Felfel11]

Seems reasonable to me. +1