[ratty]

Eight Bit Trip, while I think it's great that someone wants to come back into the community and make a jump in progress, I think majority of the staff will agree with me that it's very important that someone in a high role (like moderator) needs to have recent active community time, as moderators have a lot of power and say as to what happens to a community in regards to the playerbase and how rules are enforced. I would highly recommend, that if you are truly interested in the moderator position that you take the time looking over the rules and making sure that nothing is out of familiarity, and then I'd advise clocking in a good amount of hours on the server, spending time getting to know both the playerbase, and the current staff members, as it would be valuable to be brought up to speed on how the server is currently being ran. Even if you have a lot of time on the server in general, the status quo on the server can change quite frequently, and people might expect a moderator to act differently than they did in say, 2018. -1 but, nice to meet you and goodluck!

Also for this application/ future applications the scenarios to fill out for your role can be found here: https://www.dinklebergsgmod.com/site/sho....php?tid=2

Also some useful things might be to make a new introduction if you haven't already, so new players can get to know you, as well as maybe getting a ban request in since you haven't done one since 2018 by the looks of your profile. Ban requests aren't usually held as important for T-Mod+ applications but I think it'd be a great way to show you know the current rules and still have the ability to gather evidence and spot rule breakers.