chances of getting helper?

[Delta6927]

so i have reported many people, well, 10 actually, most of them within the past few weeks, but im 14 at the time, 15 in a month, quite active on their dc server, and active on the forums, and online their server for around 2-3 hours a day, i see alot of people getting denied, so what would be my chances if i had only 10 reports? should i hold out until i have more reports and messages?

(edit) this is for beddrock

 

[Eli]

Note: I have no input NOR inside insight in the Helper Selection process AT ALL. NONE of what I am about to say is official.

From my experience being in this community for 7 years now, I think it's less about your chances and more about beginning to get involved as soon as possible, and getting yourself out there. If you already fulfill the minimum requirements I think it is a great idea to give it a go and file your first application right away, if it turns out to be rejected, that is a good thing because:

• You're officially under the radar, you were previously unknown, now not so much!
• The rejection message should accompany a series of recommendations for you to follow to perhaps see that rejection change into an acceptance in the future.

As long as you improve on whatever it is you got rejected for, and continue to behave well and stay active and committed, you'll get closer and closer to the role of Helper. Would you rather continue to guesstimate your chances of getting accepted, or get a written response of what you need to do better to reach your goal?

 

[ItzJuan]

as long as you meet the minimum requirements, you won't be instantly denied :)
beyond that, i'd recommend that you simply keep being active and involved within the community (maybe submit more reports as well!) so staff strongly considers you when you make your application! whenever you feel like you're ready, do it.

 

[Delta6927]

Note: I have no input NOR inside insight in the Helper Selection process AT ALL. NONE of what I am about to say is official.

From my experience being in this community for 7 years now, I think it's less about your chances and more about beginning to get involved as soon as possible, and getting yourself out there. If you already fulfill the minimum requirements I think it is a great idea to give it a go and file your first application right away, if it turns out to be rejected, that is a good thing because:

• You're officially under the radar, you were previously unknown, now not so much!
• The rejection message should accompany a series of recommendations for you to follow to perhaps see that rejection change into an acceptance in the future.

As long as you improve on whatever it is you got rejected for, and continue to behave well and stay active and committed, you'll get closer and closer to the role of Helper. Would you rather continue to guesstimate your chances of getting accepted, or get a written response of what you need to do better to reach your goal?

that put a smile on my face lol, your right, i probably shouldn't stall and i should instead get myself out there, thanks eli! makes me feel better when its an official mod telling me this

 

[ItzJuan]

Note: I have no input NOR inside insight in the Helper Selection process AT ALL. NONE of what I am about to say is official.

From my experience being in this community for 7 years now, I think it's less about your chances and more about beginning to get involved as soon as possible, and getting yourself out there. If you already fulfill the minimum requirements I think it is a great idea to give it a go and file your first application right away, if it turns out to be rejected, that is a good thing because:

• You're officially under the radar, you were previously unknown, now not so much!
• The rejection message should accompany a series of recommendations for you to follow to perhaps see that rejection change into an acceptance in the future.

As long as you improve on whatever it is you got rejected for, and continue to behave well and stay active and committed, you'll get closer and closer to the role of Helper. Would you rather continue to guesstimate your chances of getting accepted, or get a written response of what you need to do better to reach your goal?

what a solid answer for sure, Eli!
i appreciate this response too

 

[blazingwind47]

so i have reported many people, well, 10 actually, most of them within the past few weeks, but im 14 at the time, 15 in a month, quite active on their dc server, and active on the forums, and online their server for around 2-3 hours a day, i see alot of people getting denied, so what would be my chances if i had only 10 reports? should i hold out until i have more reports and messages?

(edit) this is for beddrock

Meeting the requirements is not guaranteed acceptance, They essentially need to see you as a good fit for the role, As long as youre not toxic and active youll be fine

 

[ItzJuan]

that put a smile on my face lol, your right, i probably shouldn't stall and i should instead get myself out there, thanks eli! makes me feel better when its an official mod telling me this

good luck, future Helper.