Lsrcr Forum

Your name: Kawish

Suggestion headline: Reintroduce the Lsrcr tag

Picture: Keep the picture in this Importance of suggestion: 8/10 (The tag significantly helped structure the server and provided newcomers with reliable assistance)

Why should it be accepted:
When I first joined the server, I noticed players with the Lsrcr tag, and I instantly recognized them as a reliable source for help. At that time, there were around 10–15 tagged members online (with the server averaging 60–70 players), and I always felt secure reaching out to them because they were responsive. Tagged members rarely ignored or left messages unanswered.

Looking at it now, it feels different. As a new player, I’d hesitate to ask someone with a name like "aaaaz21314" for help, and if I did, there’s a chance I’d get spammed with something like "temp 1 day pls pro"

I understand that some feel the Lsrcr tag was unnecessary, but it played an important role in distinguishing helpful players. While the tag didn’t provide any special powers, it made tagged members stand out as community representatives. It encouraged them to assist newcomers, regardless of whether they aspired to become staff members. Tagged players made it much easier for new players to find reliable support

I believe bringing back the Lsrcr tag is crucial. It helped organize the server and made it much easier for newcomers to get assistance. The tag wasn’t just a label it fostered a sense of community and friendliness, which seems to be missing now

I know there is already an open suggestion about this, but it’s over two years old. I’m making a new one to get a response from the current active players

I totally agree with this suggestion. Bringing back the Lsrcr tag would definitely motivate players to help newcomers, just like it did in the past. I'm also confident that many former tagged members would return, eager to earn the tag again and check out the latest updates.

Honestly, I never saw the tag as an issue it was a simple yet effective way to highlight helpful players. Removing it didn’t really solve anything, and now we’re left with a community where new players struggle to find guidance unless an admin or supporter is online.

As Kawish mentioned, back in the day, tagged members would immediately assist newcomers without hesitation. Now, that same sense of community seems to be missing, and most players don’t bother helping unless staff are around. Reintroducing the Lsrcr tag could bring back that culture of support and make the server feel more welcoming again.

I'm ok with you bro

Seems reasonable to me. +1

+1 i agree with Wanted and Kawish

I agree with you kawish

Bringing back the Lsrcr tag would be a great improvement for the server. In the past, it helped new players easily find reliable members for guidance and support. Today, without the tag, newcomers might struggle to know who to ask for help, it showed that a player was willing to assist others. Reintroducing it would make the server more organized and welcoming.

I agree.

To me, having the tag was always a sign of commitment and dedication. The players who held the tag were people you could trust and respect. They were always willing to help, and they showed who has been a significant part of the community. I'd like to have mine back, because it was a sign I belonged here. I think removing it removed a core part of what Ls-rcr is: a community.

I think you should do that for your community players because apparently tagged members have felt better about themselves.

I don't see any downside to this.

I fully support this suggestion to bring back the Lsrcr tag as It was a simple yet effective way to highlight helpful and reliable players, making it easier for newcomers to find assistance. without it, new players may struggle to identify trustworthy members, leading to frustration and a less welcoming experience. the tag fostered a sense of community and organization, which is something the server could benefit from again. reintroducing it would encourage more players to step up and help, ultimately improving the overall experience for both new and old members.