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9. April 2003, 23:07:02
coan.net 
Subject: Fellowships
How about this:

Set a limit on how many can join each team.

I'm not sure of a good number because I'm new to Fellowships, but lets say for example 20 people can belong to each game in a fellowship. Lets say one of the team members do not actively play in their game in the fellowship, the Big Boss (or Captain) can remove that user and open that spot up to a new person.

So if someone really want to be in a chess team, and it is full on one Fellowship, he would have to find a new fellowship that has an opening.

I don't know if limiting the number of people to one fellowship would be good - you would get some of the current fellowships full, and new members would never get a chance to join & chat in their.

10. April 2003, 08:26:09
ellieoop 
Subject: Re: Fellowships
i'm playing at goldtokn for over 2 years, and at one time i belonged to 3 clubs, i'm now co prez. of a club, but i still play the 4 in a row games with the original club i started with. we cannot be on a team for the same game in more than 1 club which i think is done the same way here. our clubs are broken into inner clubs for each game we play, if we are going to have a spider club challenge then that challenge is posted on the club bd. for our spider players, and so on. that really works well, cause a lot of players just join a club for 1 game type. a lot of the clubs are by invites and others say, everyone is welcome and click to join. right now i'm only in one fellowship here, but we don't have reversi 6x6 players, and when challenges between fellowships start here, i will want to be in a club that needs players in that game. i'm just posting this to perhaps give you some ideas. hope i helped.
ellie

11. April 2003, 00:21:54
dream 
Subject: Re: Fellowships
I was wondering when you would speak Ellie :-)
I think it is unecessary to limit the amount of fellowships a player can join, or how many members a fellowship can have. Players ulimately will only play in as many fellowships/ teams/tournaments/games as they have time for.
There are loads of clubs at goldtoken, but I believe when the clubs first started there was only a few big ones, which divided into more smaller ones, and so on. Ellie can fill us in on the details as she has been involved there from the early days.
At present the big fellowships have pretty much invited all the members here, and a lot of people have joined 3 or 4 fellowships, without knowing quite what to expect. If this continues then of course you are going to get confusion, and people won't know where their loyalties should lie. Arguments could quite easily arise out of all this. I know at goldtoken, to join most of the clubs you actually have to ask the president, invites aren't automatically sent out, thus you have players who do a bit of research for who they wish to play for, they might choose a club because they have friends there, because they play lots of challenges, they have good players, lots of reasons, but usually the choice is left up to them.
I put it this way, if and when Fencer decides to implement inter fellowship tournaments it will be much more fun for us all if there are more than 4 or 5 fellowships, more fellowships with smaller teams, will give us much better competition in the long run, and as more players join and select their fellowships then more friendships will be formed, players will also move around a bit, and fellowships will grow, players will leave and start their own, and so on.
Also as we have seen at Goldtoken there are clubs which have been formed for the purpose of tournaments only within that club, members can belong to any other club they like, I am co-prez of one there with 150 members which I formed to only play backgammon tournaments. There are also clubs formed for the purpose of sharing hobbies and the like, these clubs do not compete in outside tournaments either, so any member can join and not affect their team standing with their main club. There are lots of possibilites

The way we deal with which players actually play in inter club challenges there, is this:
A club may post for a challenge, or contact the president (big boss) directly. The will specify how many players they have, and the challenge details, ie. 3 day games, 2 rounds, (depends on the formats we get here)
Then the president will post on the club board and describes the challenge, how many players are required, and asks who wishes to play. If there are far more who wish to play than there are spots for, then we go find another challenge for them, another reason why the more fellowships which develop here the better.
Hope this helps :-)

11. April 2003, 03:54:07
Eriisa 
Subject: Re: Fellowships
well said, dream!

11. April 2003, 11:01:40
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re: Fellowships
Thank you for that dream, but are we on goldtoken or brainking here ?? Fencer is trying to design this site well & for everyone & to make it better. If goldtoken seems to have the perfect idea, maybe we should just all play there instead (i know some of us do anyway). So the question being is do we want a games site just like GT or IYT, or create a better one ???

12. April 2003, 23:03:50
Erika 
Subject: Re: Fellowships
I agree Dream.. my feeling is that we're all adults here, we can determine for ourselves our personal wishes, and know when we've joined enough fellowships, and will try not to spread ourselves too thin.

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