Purple Names on board?
- Thread starter Toddo
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obcidian_bandit
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I don't think so, I saw some old-timers with purple names.
As far as I can tell, there's only one.
He/she must feel special.
He/she must feel special.
obcidian_bandit
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That was my original thought, but three things derailed me:
Paladins are Green, as global mods.
While some of the "local Moderator" groups are listed in Purple, the "moderator group" project seems to have been dropped a long time ago, as not every chapter has their new mod group set up.
I'm a local mod, and my name isn't purple. (Though to be fair, this could be a consequence of #2.)
Paladins are Green, as global mods.
While some of the "local Moderator" groups are listed in Purple, the "moderator group" project seems to have been dropped a long time ago, as not every chapter has their new mod group set up.
I'm a local mod, and my name isn't purple. (Though to be fair, this could be a consequence of #2.)
obcidian_bandit
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Upon further inspection, they may be setting up the rest of the mod groups right now, Seattle is the only one that isn't set up yet.
People become purple if they are
1. A moderator on a local chapter mod group. (this is not the same as the paladin global mods). They only may moderate the chapter to which they belong.
2. Have chosen to make that moderator group their default user group.
- Jeremy
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1. A moderator on a local chapter mod group. (this is not the same as the paladin global mods). They only may moderate the chapter to which they belong.
2. Have chosen to make that moderator group their default user group.
- Jeremy
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obcidian_bandit
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It's local mods, I can be purple in theory now.
Anyways, you have to be the group leader, then you go to User Control Panel > User Groups > Manage Groups > Manage Users (of the appropriate group) > Pick the user by checking the box > Select "Make Group default for member" > Submit
They'll now have an appropriate colored name to match the group.
It doesn't seem like users can select their own 'default group' to opt in to a color. Interestingly enough, as a group leader, I can't influence other group leaders, and therefore cannot change my own color. I didn't really want to, but I thought that that was weird.
Anyways, you have to be the group leader, then you go to User Control Panel > User Groups > Manage Groups > Manage Users (of the appropriate group) > Pick the user by checking the box > Select "Make Group default for member" > Submit
They'll now have an appropriate colored name to match the group.
It doesn't seem like users can select their own 'default group' to opt in to a color. Interestingly enough, as a group leader, I can't influence other group leaders, and therefore cannot change my own color. I didn't really want to, but I thought that that was weird.