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Originally Posted by SEAKING23
My guild has worked well with everyone being an officer. this has helped make our guild grow. mainly because we have a lot of good people in our guild, and good people tend to guild good people, so why should they not be an officer? I'm co gm, but with the fact that everyone is an officer you might ask, "why does it matter of the gm says your co gm??" well, everyone in our guild respects the co gm and third gm. we have a huge guild, and whats better than a huge, friendly guild? in my opinion, a huge friendly guild would beat a friendly low level guild any day. that's my two cents.
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I can see you like being in a guild with many people. But why would a "huge, friendly" guild beat a "low level friendly guild?" Err. Maybe you didn't mean it the way it seemed. I know occasionally having low levels in a guild can cause many inactives, but when did levels prove anything? They most definitely have never proved loyalty or character. Having a "huge, friendly guild" with everyone being an officer isn't an automatic win-win. Personally, in a guild, I like working to become an officer, not join and become an officer straight away. And the other downside; any officer could invite
anyone. This, no matter how it is now, will slowly if not quickly turn into a huge problem. There's almost no organization, and most people in the guild won't have knowledge of each other.
That's a problem with huge, extremely active guilds; there is very few members actually bonding with others. To me, a guild slowly built, a huge,
family guild, beats a huge guild with no-organization or guild-bonding anyday. (Not saying your guild is that. I'm saying that is what most guilds that have that kind of system are.)