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As some of us may know the beautiful site that we dub Planet Minecraft was made July 20th, 2009. When it was just the forums. Eventually Minecraft caught up in the times and they made server clients. This founded the evolution of Planet Minecraft Teams.
Ever since that faithful day when Notch announced the Server Client people have been making teams to be ops, builders, and people who setup the server. Then along came Bukkit. Once Bukkit came out everyone was in full throttle to get people to make plugins, setup plugins, host their servers, and a whole bunch of other useless stuff. Here comes the rant.
If you are going to make a server you should get friends or other trustworthy people to help with your server. Of course you may need someone with a better PC to host it, so buying a hoster is fine. The main problem I see nowadays with Planet Minecraft teams is that they never actually do anything. They get all the people, spend countless hours accepting and rejecting applications, and maybe even create a banner or two, but they never get passed that.
I am being a little hypocritical at the moment, but for good reason. As someone who has done his fair share of team forming I know from personal experience that this isn't a good thing to do. The server that I am making now is with people I have met and physically talked too (even if it is through Skype). The people you work with don't have to be friends from school or work just as long as you know them and are willing to actually get started on things.
I'm sure many people will agree with me on this rant. I just want to say to the people who do agree with me...I know you too have tried this.
Once again I am Diamonddozen. Bringing you Daily Blogs. If you want to chat with me or other DiamondBlog readers then just visit one of my social sites: NotSoTanner (Twitter), DiamondBlog (Facebook), and TheDace0123 (Youtube).
As some of us may know the beautiful site that we dub Planet Minecraft was made July 20th, 2009. When it was just the forums. Eventually Minecraft caught up in the times and they made server clients. This founded the evolution of Planet Minecraft Teams.
Ever since that faithful day when Notch announced the Server Client people have been making teams to be ops, builders, and people who setup the server. Then along came Bukkit. Once Bukkit came out everyone was in full throttle to get people to make plugins, setup plugins, host their servers, and a whole bunch of other useless stuff. Here comes the rant.
If you are going to make a server you should get friends or other trustworthy people to help with your server. Of course you may need someone with a better PC to host it, so buying a hoster is fine. The main problem I see nowadays with Planet Minecraft teams is that they never actually do anything. They get all the people, spend countless hours accepting and rejecting applications, and maybe even create a banner or two, but they never get passed that.
I am being a little hypocritical at the moment, but for good reason. As someone who has done his fair share of team forming I know from personal experience that this isn't a good thing to do. The server that I am making now is with people I have met and physically talked too (even if it is through Skype). The people you work with don't have to be friends from school or work just as long as you know them and are willing to actually get started on things.
I'm sure many people will agree with me on this rant. I just want to say to the people who do agree with me...I know you too have tried this.
Once again I am Diamonddozen. Bringing you Daily Blogs. If you want to chat with me or other DiamondBlog readers then just visit one of my social sites: NotSoTanner (Twitter), DiamondBlog (Facebook), and TheDace0123 (Youtube).
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