[Suggestion] Student of the month contest :)

[-Best-]

"I just thought of this contest when I came across the award called 'sensei of the month'. I guess that award is given by mods checking through the monthly training progress of the sensei's and giving it to the best one. So, when Sensei of the month is available why not student of the month? Like the one who is exceptional with replies, who responds very well to the training sessions. An award could be introduced so that it will even more improve the fun from RP"

P.S : "those who don't even kno what NB Role Play is, refrain from posting and spamming this thread"​

 

[Vayne]

Do you have any idea how many training threads are currently in use? Once you realize that answer you will know why your suggestion won't be implanted.

 

[P3ĮÑ]

That's quite a hassle, just too much too handle.

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student of the month is quite obviate. IMO

 

[Souji]

You shouldn't need an award to motivate yourself to reply well. If one was dedicated and interested in the RP, they'd be a good student/teacher by default. Simple as that.

 

[-Best-]

Do you have any idea how many training threads are currently in use? Once you realize that answer you will know why your suggestion won't be implanted.

xD I kno, but the mods can get the info from the senseis right?

 

[BazzBee]

Do you have any idea how many training threads are currently in use? Once you realize that answer you will know why your suggestion won't be implanted.

You shouldn't need an award to motivate yourself to reply well. If one was dedicated and interested in the RP, they'd be a good student/teacher by default. Simple as that.

The above > This thread.. /thread

 

[Caliburn]

Sorry, but no.

Putting aside the practical issues, there is something wrong with the idea of giving someone an award for being the 'best student', while they decided on their own accord to RP to, I assume, have fun. As it was said in this thread why are we supposed to motivate the students to reply well?

If a student replies well, that will work out well eventually for the student in the long run.