Staff Posting Competition

Well staff can send in shoutouts/requests, go the party rooms and advertise hxl if they wished. Today for example I sent in a shoutout to advertise competitions. It's a good way of promotion to the people who only tend to listen to HxL. Obviously HxL DJs are not tannoy systems but they help boost events/forum/comps if they are advertised so HxL has lots of chance to help promote Habbox.

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Originally Posted by Milestone

How? I wouldn't know if Puffin was listening to HxL (unless it was an official visit or something), so how will I know if an Hx staff member is tuned in?

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Events/competitions/forum is all advertised on HabboxLive and the party rooms always tend to be busy which also promote habbox. I disagree when you said listening to HabboxLive wouldn't benefit habbox. If someone comes on habbox and sees there is 120 listeners compared to coming on seeing about 10 listeners they are more than likely to come back to the site!

I dont see the point of have the vip if your staff you already get alot of cool features like a green name more messages and many more things we should be happy with what we have and not flooding the forums while trying to when something that is worth 1 euro

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Originally Posted by Milestone

I don't necessarily agree with a posting criteria, however the difference is listening to HxL has NO CHANCE of helping promote Habbox. Making the forum active on the other hand, does.

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What Mike said, and you're also adding to the listener count. Of course there's not much of a way you can see if staff members are tuning into HabboxLive. I used that as an example because they're both silly ideas and not needed at all.

If a staff member that has no relation to the forum whatsoever wants to post on the forum then they will, they don't need to be forced into doing it.

@Zeptis, what do you mean? Staff don't get free VIP and if they do then they win it which is only fair.

Only read 1st post okay?

Anyway, I agree. I was probably at the time of being staff...one of about...5 active staff members who posted regularly in the main forums? Most of the staff I worked with had a post count of 1-100 and they only posted when they had to.

But I don't know what has been brought in since I uhm...yeah, but anyway if it's the same system as when I was here, I think this would be a good incentive. But things may have changed I guess.

Dan (Danube) had a posting comp for RV while he was manager there. I think it did encourage posting amongst staff that rarely use the forums.