Recently, someone complained (is that the right word?) that they weren't a Sage here at TBT. I'd like to clear a few things up concerning Sagedom.
A lot of people would say TBT has too many Sages in the first place. I think we have 6 or 7, and there are probably only 15 regular non-staff/Sage members. That is a very high ratio.
Becoming a Sage should not be expected. It is only for people who dedicate lots of time to TBT, and do things for TBT. Unlike ranks, where one comes after another, Sage can not be expected to come after anything. It should be a gift, I guess, to receive the rank.
Just because you aren't a Sage doesn't mean you aren't a good member, let alone a great member. If every good member were a Sage here at TBT, we'd have over 20 sages probably.
Also, just because you aren't a Sage doesn't mean you aren't a major part of TBT's community. TBT wouldn't be what it is without the staff, Sages, or members! Take away any one group, and TBT goes down the drain.
A lot of people would say TBT has too many Sages in the first place. I think we have 6 or 7, and there are probably only 15 regular non-staff/Sage members. That is a very high ratio.
Becoming a Sage should not be expected. It is only for people who dedicate lots of time to TBT, and do things for TBT. Unlike ranks, where one comes after another, Sage can not be expected to come after anything. It should be a gift, I guess, to receive the rank.
Just because you aren't a Sage doesn't mean you aren't a good member, let alone a great member. If every good member were a Sage here at TBT, we'd have over 20 sages probably.
Also, just because you aren't a Sage doesn't mean you aren't a major part of TBT's community. TBT wouldn't be what it is without the staff, Sages, or members! Take away any one group, and TBT goes down the drain.