Content Creators will post only videos that add value to the forums, for example strategy guides.Originally Posted by JosSi
Content Creators will post only videos that add value to the forums, for example strategy guides.
That actually sounds like something we need here.
Awesome lach! Haven't seen any of these fellows yet though.Hey lovely forumers!
Exciting times here on the forums, as we are working on several ways to help the forum community grow, but also have some valuable content be easier to access. And one of the things in the works is the addition of the "Content Creator" badge.
We are fortunate enough to have members on the forum who also double up as YouTubers, Podcasters, Streamers and so on.
But, their content is usually limited to their platform of choice. And such content can often be hard to find, due to the sheer volume of people making it. This badge allows us to easier distinguish who those people are on the forums, and also make their content a little more visible, while adding helpful community building content, to our forums.
This badge allows Content Creators to step out of the YouTubers corner a little bit, and post their videos in the relevant subforums. Please note, that this is not a free pass for all their videos to be plastered over the forums. There are several rules which must be followed by these Content Creators.
Some of which include but are not limited to:
- The content must add some sort of value to the forums.
- The content must abide by forum rules: No swearing, no exploit discussion, no bumping e.c.t.
Now we can't just go handing out this badge to anyone, so you do have to meet some requirements.
- The forum user must be mature and responsible.
- The forum user cannot have any active forum infractions.
- The forum user must have over 150 posts.
- The forum user must have over 6 months of activity on the forum.
These are the main rules, however there are more only privy to the moderators for when selecting new Content Creators. Moderators will be selecting and asking members if they want to take on the role. There is no open application you can take on, however you're more than welcome to Private Message me in regards to the possibility of it.
And that's it, over the coming days you will begin to see these people pop up over the forum.
Lach said this week he would be sending out PMs, so expect to see the badges coming next week.
When I read the title, I thought modding tools would be released to the public, allowing the community to make custom content that would have to go by SUPERCELL first before officially being released in the game.
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Why don't we just call them Supercell Advertising and Proliferation Volounteers? Would be nice if some of these "content creators" got something in return from SC for their hard work, which is really just adds up to free advertising for their multi billion dollar company.
Pretty good racket these guys have going if you think about it. They sell us things then take them away after they have our money, they don't pay beta testers but instead use their players to do the job for free, they don't pay for most of their advertising instead letting their "youtubers" do the job in exchange for what? Gems? Trips to Helsinki and inside information? I wouldn't be surprised if their gems are made in sweatshops in Vietnam by 7yr old children.
What you said is completely false.
Supercell owns the copyright to Clash of Clans and its logos. They are already nice enough to allow people to use their trademarks for free as per the Fan Content Policy. If they were really money grubbers, they would charge content creators to use Clash of Clans.
In return for the content creators, many of them make money (through monetizing their content such as on YouTube). The ones that don't either don't have enough subscribers, or don't care about making money and just want to help the community.
Super Cell gets advertising from the YouTubers, but the YouTubers get pimped out by Super Cell, which leads to subs and views, and that leads to ad revenue. It's win-win.
Who wins in this scenario?
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