Reintroduce the [LSRCR] tag

[tamika]

A tagged member wasn't supposed to be helpful whatsoever, ever, if they wanted to make such decision. Whoever wrote that or thinks that way is dumb. I never held community tag before and I know that more than dumb players who think and claim they were meant to be helpful. Any player is allowed to play with disabled messages for as long as they want. Not even use chat if that pleases them. Everyone decides themselves how they want to game.

Whoever held the community tag was a player who was just and respectful to the community rules to the point they were trusted in, therefore they were given something in return, which is, let us say - community responsibility token of appreciation. By responsibility I mean that they were meant to constantly display respectful form of their being in the community, with their respect to the rules. That is it. It doesn't go further than that. To help someone is completely voluntary. You have community helpers and staff generally for that.

About the arrogancy part where it is claimed that tagged members were arrogant. How exactly does that bother anyone? If someone troubles you in any way you dislike, you go ahead and block them using commands. If it reaches the point where it is a violation, you host a report on them. Very simple. Get it?

And that is what players want to have again, opportunity to hold the community token of appreciation, which genuinely would be positive for the whole community because anyone who is respectful to the rules would strive to achieving that, and there is nothing wrong in that.

But whoever removed it had their reasons, maybe this discussion topic changes their mind.

[Thursday]

A tagged member wasn't supposed to be helpful whatsoever, ever, if they wanted to make such decision. Whoever wrote that or thinks that way is dumb. I never held community tag before and I know that more than dumb players who think and claim they were meant to be helpful. Any player is allowed to play with disabled messages for as long as they want. Not even use chat. Everyone decides themselves how they want to game.

Whoever held the community tag was a player who was just and respectful to the community rules to the point they were trusted in, therefore they were given something in return, which is, let us say - community responsibility token of appreciation. By responsibility I mean that they were meant to constantly display respectful form of their being in the community, with their respect to the rules. That is it. It doesn't go further than that. To help someone is completely voluntary. You have community helpers and staff generally for that.

About the arrogancy part where it is claimed that tagged members were arrogant. How exactly does that bother anyone? If someone troubles you in any way you dislike, you go ahead and block them using commands. If it reaches the point where it is a violation, you host a report on them. Very simple. Get it?

And that is what players want to have again, opportunity to hold the community token of appreciation, which genuinely would be positive for the whole community because anyone who is respectful to the rules would strive to achieving that, and I don't see anything wrong in that.

But whoever removed it had their reasons, maybe this discussion topic changes their mind.

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Arrogant attitude never deserve the tag.

But I don't mind if the tag changed its perspective to rewarded only as community representative.

We have supporters, so yeah.

[tamika]

Seriously? Did you really reply that?

Okay...

I have no time to educate dumb players.

Forget it, I am never reading replies ever again in this discussion topic.

[Thursday]

Seriously? Did you really reply that?

Okay...

I have no time to educate dumb players.

Forget it, I am never reading replies ever again in this discussion topic.

do you think i care about you the most dumb player, I'm not reading your useless + nonsense replies tho, so i will never reply again.

[Niceone.]

The Lsrcr tag is part of the server’s name and should never be removed.

A NOTE: I don’t understand how people who hardly play on the server, logging in once a year, can disagree with this idea. How can the server get better if you’re not active and don’t understand why the tag is important? The players who are here every day, putting in time and effort, know what works and what doesn’t. Active players support this idea because they see its value, but some of you just come to argue without giving any real reasons. If you’re not involved in the community, how can you know what’s best for it? Instead of just disagreeing, maybe try being active and helping before making opinions. The people who care about the server are the ones supporting this idea and want the server to be better.

Being inactive in a game doesn’t mean someone has lost their knowledge, or passion for it. I don't disagree in this idea just a (50/50) we can help other players without a tag if you insist or If you want to be pure. I am just expressing my side as a player. People have different priorities in life, whether it’s work, studies, personal matters, or simply taking a break to focus on other things. Just because someone hasn’t been playing for a while doesn’t mean they are any less capable or experienced than active players. In fact, many players who return after a long break still carry the same understanding, strategies, and skills they developed over time. It’s unfair to judge someone based on inactivity alone because every player has their own journey and reasons for stepping away. Gaming is about enjoyment, competition, and community, not about constantly proving yourself to others. Experience is something that stays with a player no matter how long they’ve been inactive. Instead of looking down on inactive players, it’s better to respect their journey, because when they do return, they might still have what it takes to compete, contribute, and enjoy the game just like before.

Representing a game community means being a reflection of its values, culture, and players. It’s not just about being skilled or active in the game but also about fostering a positive environment where players support and respect each other. A strong community thrives on teamwork, inclusivity, and a shared passion for the game, whether it’s through helping newcomers, engaging in discussions, or promoting fair play. Every player, whether casual or competitive, contributes to shaping the community’s identity, making it more than just a place to play but a space where friendships, strategies, and experiences are built. True representation of a gaming community goes beyond rankings and achievements it’s about the connections formed, the lessons learned, and the sense of belonging that makes the game more than just entertainment. So it doesn't required a tag to represent a community if you know what I mean. There's no need to explain furthermore.

[lolokiko]

Some of people here are saying that tag is not really necessary to be given back on the community. We could say it's true and it's not. But, as we all know that tag has been part of our community for a long time and it's not just a thing that can get for nothing. It is a thing that we can always be proud of, we can cherish, and a big achievement of contributing this amazing community of us.

Most of you are saying that some of tagged members before are being arrogant, toxic, or looking down on other people who doesn't have the "tag" or even doing /pmoff after they joined the game. All i can say about that is, we will never know the reason behind their doings why they always did that. You can't just always judge those people. Don't always take the blame on "tagged members".

The community tag has been the a greatest achievement of our community for years, and it has been more than just a label. It is a representation of our common identity and values. It reflects the spirit of cooperation and togetherness that we represent. Keeping this tag helps us remember our heritage and the good values that have made our community what it is today.

Also, the tag serves to assist new members in finding their way and connecting with others who have similar interests. It facilitates discussions, making our community grower. Although I realize there are differing views, it's essential to engage this subject matter with respect and openness, enabling dialogue that can enable us to grow together.

We are all here to state our individual opinion, not to fight or argue with each other. Let's all enjoy and have fun. Have a always great day peeps!

[artifact]

The Lsrcr tag is part of the server’s name and should never be removed.

A NOTE: I don’t understand how people who hardly play on the server, logging in once a year, can disagree with this idea. How can the server get better if you’re not active and don’t understand why the tag is important? The players who are here every day, putting in time and effort, know what works and what doesn’t. Active players support this idea because they see its value, but some of you just come to argue without giving any real reasons. If you’re not involved in the community, how can you know what’s best for it? Instead of just disagreeing, maybe try being active and helping before making opinions. The people who care about the server are the ones supporting this idea and want the server to be better.

Being inactive in a game doesn’t mean someone has lost their knowledge, or passion for it. I don't disagree in this idea just a (50/50) we can help other players without a tag if you insist or If you want to be pure. I am just expressing my side as a player. People have different priorities in life, whether it’s work, studies, personal matters, or simply taking a break to focus on other things. Just because someone hasn’t been playing for a while doesn’t mean they are any less capable or experienced than active players. In fact, many players who return after a long break still carry the same understanding, strategies, and skills they developed over time. It’s unfair to judge someone based on inactivity alone because every player has their own journey and reasons for stepping away. Gaming is about enjoyment, competition, and community, not about constantly proving yourself to others. Experience is something that stays with a player no matter how long they’ve been inactive. Instead of looking down on inactive players, it’s better to respect their journey, because when they do return, they might still have what it takes to compete, contribute, and enjoy the game just like before.

Representing a game community means being a reflection of its values, culture, and players. It’s not just about being skilled or active in the game but also about fostering a positive environment where players support and respect each other. A strong community thrives on teamwork, inclusivity, and a shared passion for the game, whether it’s through helping newcomers, engaging in discussions, or promoting fair play. Every player, whether casual or competitive, contributes to shaping the community’s identity, making it more than just a place to play but a space where friendships, strategies, and experiences are built. True representation of a gaming community goes beyond rankings and achievements it’s about the connections formed, the lessons learned, and the sense of belonging that makes the game more than just entertainment. So it doesn't required a tag to represent a community if you know what I mean. There's no need to explain furthermore.

If you’re not playing regularly, you can’t really know what the server needs now. The game changes, the community grows, and what worked before might not work anymore. The players who are active every day are the ones keeping the server alive, making things better, and seeing what actually works. If you don’t play, your opinion is based on the past, not on what’s happening now.

Helping others without a tag? That’s not the point. The tag is not just for looks it shows commitment and unity in the community. Yes, you can help without it, but why be against something that brings people together? It’s always the ones who don’t play much who want to change things instead of respecting the decisions of those who are active and working hard.

Of course, people have responsibilities, and no one is forcing you to play all the time. But if you step away, you have to accept that things will change without you. You can’t leave, come back sometimes, and expect to have the same say as those who never left. It’s like quitting a job and thinking you can still make decisions for the company while others are working every day.

A gaming community is built by the people who are present and involved. It’s easy to talk about respect and values, but the ones who actually spend time here are the ones making a real difference. If you really care about the server, respect the ones who are here every day keeping it alive instead of arguing from far away.


Note: Most active players support this suggestion because they see its value and understand why it’s important.

[Cena]

As mockery mentions, it was not necessary to remove the tag. Many changes were made in the v10 updates caused players, including me, to lose interest in the game. Just an example of car surfing, removing the tag is one of them. Bringing it back might make players interest back and we might see some old or new players.

[Crimson]

Cena makes a very good point. Taking away the Lsrcr tag was a big mistake that changed how the server feels. That tag meant something important. It showed who you could trust and gave players a goal to work toward.

Without the tag now, new players struggle to find help and old players lost one more reason to stay active. Bringing it back would fix these problems. It would make the server feel complete again and could even bring back players who left.

Small things like this tag matter more than people realize. It was part of what made our community strong. We should bring back what worked instead of removing everything that made this server special.

[Wazuki]

As mockery mentions, it was not necessary to remove the tag. Many changes were made in the v10 updates caused players, including me, to lose interest in the game. Just an example of car surfing, removing the tag is one of them. Bringing it back might make players interest back and we might see some old or new players.

On point.
Lsrcr tag can be a symbol of commitment. Removing it might lead to players feeling less connected to the server, some may leave and some may go for prolonged inactivity if they feel the community is dying and then it could lose more valuable and experienced players who spent years of belonging like what happened in the v10 updates.
So, Commitment isn’t just about the tag, but the tag does reinforce loyalty and community spirit.