JOB-SCRIBE
Scribes are responsible for making information available to players and/or immortals. This may include posting on the various boards, sending email or mudmail messages, or even posting on the internet newsgroups. In particular, scribes are responsible for taking meeting minutes.
aspirer Immortal Level. Just need to be interested.
neophyte Taught about information by a high+.
practitioner Preliminary scribe. Go through and mark message board
notices for deletion. Can go through and determine which
help files need updating and what new content needs to be
added. Any help file changes or messages for deletion
should be sent to a high+ scribe. After revision of 20
help files or addition of 10 new help files, can apply for
next level.
adept Full Scribe. Can review news articles and maintain where
needed, must have changes reviewed by a high+ scribe before
modifying news articles and must have new news articles
reviewed by a sky+ before posting. Must also be minimum
Artificer level.
[GAIN: "ncreate", "nedit"]
high Divinity level. Need to have some understanding of mud by
this time. Can post "command" messages to mud boards
without approval. "Command" type messages are those like
"thou shall" or "thou shall not" messages. Basically,
god orders which all players need to follow. Such as,
"you cannot charm so and so monster" or "all players with
so and so object need to talk to a god." Can post
messages on internet news groups in response to mortal
issues on approval of the sky+ scribe, can create new and
update existing help files where needed, can post any new
news articles and can post motd notices with approval of
a sky+ scribe.
[GAIN: "hcreate", "hedit", "hstat", "proclaim"]
sky Can post messages to internet newsgroups if needed. Must be
min level 4 Herald and min level lesser god to achieve this
job level. Does not need approval for any postings or updates
to help files, news articles or motd's.
arch Master of communications. This level's requirements are
subjective and will be on a case-by-case basis.
Last edited by Lascelles in October 2006.