Few things

[Recursion]

I think it's a good idea.

[David]

what is it being reduced to @xxMATTGxx;

The suggestion that would could change for sure is reduce the amount of days you have to wait until you can rep the same person.

[xxMATTGxx]

what is it being reduced to @xxMATTGxx;

Well I shall tag @brandon; for the time being.

[brandon]

Hmm how long do you think it should be? I think 1 week is reasonable enough.

[David]

3-4 days is fine imo

[Chippiewill]

I don't see any issue with rep at the moment personally.

[Richie]

wasn't habbox council people who welcomed new users? or was that welcome staff or something. Oli made the role forget what it was called.

[sex]

5 days before you can rep again @brandon;

[xxMATTGxx]

wasn't habbox council people who welcomed new users? or was that welcome staff or something. Oli made the role forget what it was called.

I believe that was something else, wasn't that called the Welcome Committee or something.

[HotelUser]

The Habbox Council was a good idea on paper when it was first devised, but that was because I *think* in the original feedback thread where it was suggested, people were unhappy with the involvement (or lack thereof) of upper manager on the forum.

Lack of management involvement is not a current problem like it was in the past because Matt and his crew are more active on HxF and a lot more responsive to feedback threads then a lot of their predecessors.

As for the actual council itself I don't think reinstating it is a very good idea because last time it existed it was (perhaps) productive in the beginning but eventually they just couldn't get much done. Whether that was because of internal disagreements on actions between council members or because management didn't pay attention to the council I don't know (maybe a mix of both). I honestly think that instead of electing a small group of members to be the voice of the members, just keeping the existing feedback forum how it is would be more productive because then all members are entitled to equal representation of their own opinions, and because current management is equally inclined to pay attention to feedback threads as would be to listen to a council.