rudedog
12-30-2004, 12:04 AM
What a year it's been!
I would personally like to thank all our members that have made CoDadmin and MOHadmin a great success. While we have moderators at both sites, our members have been great in acting mature as well as trying to help other admins out when ever possible. I am very proud of our members who really do not need any moderation. I think in the past 2-3 years we have only had to ban one person. That tells a lot about our members and I think you for that.
I would also like to thank all the guys who help moderate both sites.
As we move forward, I was thinking about other games we could support here at cod/moh admin.com. But I wanted to know what the community has to say about this. Good or Bad?
I have created a thread here (http://www.codadmin.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=15310#15310) and would like your feedback regarding this "bright idea" I had. We would combined all game types under a new site. Each game would have it;s own dedicated sections of our forums.
This way we could cover more games and it would be easier on myself and the staff to keep up with site maintenance, news, files and the forums.
Of course this opens the doors to members of our community for , forums moderators (games you know and would like to help support), reviewers, news related articles and even web site support. I would like to cover all aspects of game server administration.
Please stop and leave your feedback and comments here (http://www.codadmin.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=15310#15310)
BTW some CoD/MOHadmin.com statistics:
-CoD: forums 4391 members, over 5.3 Million page views this year alone. We use about 250gig per month of bandwidth.
-MOH: forums 4833 members, over 6 million page views this year, We use just over 270 gig per month of bandwidth.
Just some background about users. We don't require anyone to register to download our files. I personally hate having to register on a site just to download a file. This also, artificially inflates your user base. With that said, over 4 thousand users for each site is quite remarkable.
I would personally like to thank all our members that have made CoDadmin and MOHadmin a great success. While we have moderators at both sites, our members have been great in acting mature as well as trying to help other admins out when ever possible. I am very proud of our members who really do not need any moderation. I think in the past 2-3 years we have only had to ban one person. That tells a lot about our members and I think you for that.
I would also like to thank all the guys who help moderate both sites.
As we move forward, I was thinking about other games we could support here at cod/moh admin.com. But I wanted to know what the community has to say about this. Good or Bad?
I have created a thread here (http://www.codadmin.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=15310#15310) and would like your feedback regarding this "bright idea" I had. We would combined all game types under a new site. Each game would have it;s own dedicated sections of our forums.
This way we could cover more games and it would be easier on myself and the staff to keep up with site maintenance, news, files and the forums.
Of course this opens the doors to members of our community for , forums moderators (games you know and would like to help support), reviewers, news related articles and even web site support. I would like to cover all aspects of game server administration.
Please stop and leave your feedback and comments here (http://www.codadmin.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=15310#15310)
BTW some CoD/MOHadmin.com statistics:
-CoD: forums 4391 members, over 5.3 Million page views this year alone. We use about 250gig per month of bandwidth.
-MOH: forums 4833 members, over 6 million page views this year, We use just over 270 gig per month of bandwidth.
Just some background about users. We don't require anyone to register to download our files. I personally hate having to register on a site just to download a file. This also, artificially inflates your user base. With that said, over 4 thousand users for each site is quite remarkable.