Player Associations Archive
Thread: Introduction Mail? (idea)
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UJA
Fri May 21, 2004 9:04 am
#1
what a lovely idea
BadDawGe wrote:
Just something that ran through my head. Wouldn't it be nice for guild leaders to have an option to have a pre-written mail that goes out to all new recruits? They could type it out and it would send it to anyone who was accepted into the guild.
> It would be much less annoying than
>> having it look like this because
>> you had to mail it to yourself
>> and then forward it to the recruit.
It would also make it easy on the guild leader to put across any rules that he/she might want in place.
Comments?
BadDawGe
Sun Nov 21, 2004 7:06 am
#2
Just something that ran through my head. Wouldn't it be nice for guild leaders to have an option to have a pre-written mail that goes out to all new recruits? They could type it out and it would send it to anyone who was accepted into the guild.
> It would be much less annoying than
>> having it look like this because
>> you had to mail it to yourself
>> and then forward it to the recruit.
It would also make it easy on the guild leader to put across any rules that he/she might want in place.
Comments?
> It would be much less annoying than
>> having it look like this because
>> you had to mail it to yourself
>> and then forward it to the recruit.
It would also make it easy on the guild leader to put across any rules that he/she might want in place.
Comments?
Stena
Sun Nov 21, 2004 7:29 am
#3
yes i love this idea, would make it much easier for guild leaders. I go and delete all the >> on the mails i send to new recruits to make it look more presentable for the new guildies and to give them the right idea about the guild.... Although messy mails are not at the top of my list atm....
LastEE
Wed Jan 19, 2005 10:43 pm
#4
the in-game notepad and external editors are nice for this feature, but in-game automated is always nicer
Rothin
Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:34 am
#6
I must have missed this thread the first go around. This is a great idea and one I'll add to our wishlist. 
atytula
Thu Jan 20, 2005 4:45 pm
#7
Rothin wrote:
I must have missed this thread the first go around. This is a great idea and one I'll add to our wishlist.
I think it is a great idea. There are ways to manually do it (add the welcome message to your /notepad and copy and paste it into an email you send to new members, but it would be nice if it is automatic when you are recruited. To take this one step further, when they introduce the ranking system, there should be an "introduction" message to every rank. So when you jpin a guild, you start at rank 0 and get the introduction message for that rank. For each rank you are promoted to, there is another introduction email sent. Why I feel this would be useful, when you promote someone, they would get details of what there rank can do in the guild, the expected responsibilities of holding that rank and how to acheive the next rank.
AgekVahoba
Thu Jan 20, 2005 8:29 pm
#8
This would be awesome. I know my guild allways sends out our charter as soon as we accept a new member. This would deffinantly help our members by not requiring them to have a copy of the charter ready to go at all times.
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UJA
Tue Jan 25, 2005 10:04 am
#9
what a lovely idea
BadDawGe wrote:
Just something that ran through my head. Wouldn't it be nice for guild leaders to have an option to have a pre-written mail that goes out to all new recruits? They could type it out and it would send it to anyone who was accepted into the guild.
> It would be much less annoying than
>> having it look like this because
>> you had to mail it to yourself
>> and then forward it to the recruit.
It would also make it easy on the guild leader to put across any rules that he/she might want in place.
Comments?
Margherita
Tue Jan 25, 2005 2:14 pm
#10
Yes it would be fabulous if an automated email could be set up. I created a welcome mail for our guild and gave it to all the recruiters. unfortunately, you can't always rely on people to remember to send it out....would be much better if it was automated (and also that access could be given to someone other than the guild leader to update it)
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