Regulating Tournaments

The tournament section should only contain tournament thats are on-going. Nobody cares about a tournament that happened a year ago and was never continued. Going to the section and seeing this is a big turn off for anyone looking to actually get involved in a tournament.




Solution?
Archive all threads that are inactive, so people can find ACTUAL tournaments a lot easier.

Prevention?
Assign certain tournament hosts who will be the only ones allowed to host a tournament. Otherwise it creates a complete mess like it is now.
One ongoing tournament at a time.

Opinions are welcome.

Support

Agree

Not a problem to do this.. just ask a mod ♥ (I never check tourney forums unless there's a problem)

Napsáno brianwl, 01.02.2018 at 13:26

Not a problem to do this.. just ask a mod ♥ (I never check tourney forums unless there's a problem)

4 Moderators have already viewed the topic, its up to one of them to do it so.

Napsáno Wheelo, 01.02.2018 at 15:35

Napsáno brianwl, 01.02.2018 at 13:26

Not a problem to do this.. just ask a mod ♥ (I never check tourney forums unless there's a problem)

4 Moderators have already viewed the topic, its up to one of them to do it so.

Send links to dead tourney's and i will delete. (Actually , now that i look at the mess, makes more sense for the tourney host just to delete their tourney thread when they are done. Wanna message them ? ♥

Or create a tournament main forum in the index like maps and scenarios

Could be as follows

TOURNAMENTS

Ongoing
Upcoming
Completed
Suggestions
Records

Napsáno b0nker2, 01.02.2018 at 16:03

Or create a tournament main forum in the index like maps and scenarios

Could be as follows

TOURNAMENTS

Ongoing
Upcoming
Completed
Suggestions
Records

Could work, but it would require admins to do something, deleting old tournaments would be a lot easier

Ah, now I get why the 1v1 casual tournament got archived!!
It's not over just yet. But I will make sure to tell a mod to archive it when it's over.

This being said, I like b0nker2's suggestion.