Earth's Elite
Gaming => Star Trek: Project Asteria => Archived SRP's => Serial Role-Plays => Role-Play => Archives => Topic started by: {EE} Scott Archer on June 27, 2016, 06:48:55 pm
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Something just came up, meaning I won't be able to run this week.
Looking at my diary, the next 3 weeks should almost certainly be clear and I have planned out the rest of this series, and started planning a second.
But per Role Play department rules, if 3 consecutive weeks are missed then the RP should be canceled, but because the next few weeks should be good, and there still seems to be relative interest in running this, I want to run a poll on the following motion:
On the agreement that the next 3 weeks run as planned, Project Asteria will remain an active EE SRP until further notice.
If the condition is not met, or this poll results in a tie or loss by next Monday at 19:00 fleet time, then Asteria will be cancelled.
Please post your answer in this thread as well, as this is only open to Asteria Participants. Any votes without an answer will be ignored.
I'm enjoying running Asteria and I hope you guys are enjoying it too!
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EDIT: I may or may not have to be away this week after all. However we won't know until 20:00. If I don't then this poll will be ignored and we'll start at the later time of 20:30
Although if we don't get to run this week, my vote was to abstain, which I felt was the only appropriate response considering that it's my SRP.
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Yay
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Yay
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Id say no if it drags on any longer you kind of forget what happened in the storyline and such since you miss a few days or a few weeks worth. its kinda hard to get back into the groove when an RPG has missed alot of slots as the host is busy plus it becomes too confusing to follow if you just jump back into it being weeks and weeks absent like a nova sim when you decide to post to try and pursuade people to post. The Majesty is an example of this i can think of plus many of my commanded simulations
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So the Poll has passed on a basis of 2-1-1 (only 2 as only two were confirmed in the thread.) Thank you for giving this another chance, and I hope those of you who voted no will continue to join us!