Guillotine

I don't know if it would take too long to fill out two short questions, can I get a more in depth reason as to why it would be a waste of time? and if having too many documents is a problem, why not just make a directory so you guys can sort it out easier?

Shower ideas you know? Sit rep Forms Every day it seems that some GenSec personnel have to hold the line by themselves, dying numerous times, and waiting countless NLR's simply to just go back and continue to defend. Sometimes there may be some Security personnel that go underappreciated, or don't get the recognition they deserve due to high ranking officers not being able to see them in action at all therefore hindering their chances at a promotion, or being valued as skilled guards. Well lads, I believe that the solution to these issues are quite simple really. Documentation Similar to how trainers have to fill out a form on who they trained, and how promoters have to fill out a google form on who exactly they've promoted and their ranking; I suggest that we add another form, one that outlines who was defending D-block, any mishaps that may have occurred, and for how long they've been guarding it for. I would generally look something like the image below (this is simply a rough draft) Access to forms These forms are going to be entirely based off different routes you guys can pick which one sounds the best, generally the only person who can fill out the form is the highest ranking Facility Guard at the time Make the document only available to NCO+ personnel Make it open to everyone however if they want credit for their time, they have to advertise that they are guarding D-block on the discord and when they get off, including time stamps Regulations Now, I understand that there will one-hundred percent be people that will attempt to abuse this, to avoid this I think that use of the /advert chat function will have to be used, for example; if I, Skulk am going to Guard D-block I'd have to /advert that like so "/advert Security Heavy LCPL Skulk watching over D-block." or defending D-block whatever you want, as long as it shows that you're on guard duty and then advert how D-block is doing and whether or not they require assistance if they please on a routine basis, say every 5-10 minutes of their guard duty. (The regulations bit needs some work) Conclusion To wrap things up, I believe that this document will tremendously show us who does and doesn't actively defend D-block, as well as give those who feel as if they're not being recognized a chance to be seen and valued.

Hello Gaminglight community, I am Guillotine; and I'm predominatly going to be seen around the SCP RP part of our group, I'll go by different names there but I'll always have the same broly logo, I joined roughly about a week ago, and so far I've had nothing but good experiences with the community. Hopefully I'll delve into the other servers (Especially the star wars themed ones) and get to know all of you guys sooner or later, I also have plans on eventually becoming a trial mod and helping out with ideas and quality of life changes in the near future! That being said, I'm finna head out now.

Security Heavy LCPL Skulk, Call sign AZ47 LCPL Side notes I joined Roughly around a week ago I joined Security purely out of coincidence, I saw the chance to be apart of something that isin't just senseless minging and I took it. An increase in numbers, and maybe some better equipment for the lower ranks (Aside from low ranking Heavies)

+ Support The whole idea as a whole seems like something that can give a better incentive to actually be an SCP, most SCP's already feel like they'll never get out of the CC they're encaged in, and I believe that this self breaching idea is a great solution to a very silly problem, People don't want to stare at a wall for the chance at being able to play the SCP job they want. Also gives an added emphasis on RP that I think is lack luster at the moment.