Constructive suggestions for the development of HW!

1) To reduce flood on the forum, as well as to prevent unfavorable situations caused by desperate and resentful users, it is necessary to introduce regulation for managing BD (fighting spirit, morale), as well as for creating threads:
- prohibit users from creating threads if they have negative BD, or if they have fewer than 50 posts in their baggage;
- prohibit users with negative or neutral BD from influencing the BD of other users, as well as leaving comments on profiles.
- implement an automated ban system.
- automate the system for removing HW administration members from office, specifically moderators, their assistants, as well as coordinators and super-moderators. For example, if a moderator has been absent from the forum for 2 months, accordingly, their rights are revoked without the right to restoration*! If a moderator does not perform their work, or uses their rights for personal (selfish) purposes, they should also be removed by higher management after review of the specific situation.
Note - rights may be restored in case of prolonged illness or other unforeseen circumstances as a result of which an administration representative was unable to visit the forum.

2) Open a library that would include maps, programs, reference books, manuals, useful articles, and other very important material! Create one library with divisions by parts. The library itself should not be made on the forum, but directly on the site, and the information to be included in it must be most thoroughly checked, tested, and posted by the HW administration, specifically by a person who is responsible only for the library and nothing more!
There is a lot of useful and very important material on the forum, but there is no library as such. In the form that the library exists now, it is a profanation.

The idea will also be a failure if the Creator refuses the services of third-party programmers and cannot implement such scripts himself.

3) Selection and specialization of HW administration.
The portal's administration should be chosen from people who have earned respect on the forum, have positive BD, as well as people who are not newcomers to the forum and know its structure. The selected governing body is submitted for consideration to the Creator, who gives the final decision, based on which the new administration is appointed.
The administration should consist of coordinators, moderators, and moderator assistants.
There should be 5 coordinators, each of whom must coordinate the work of moderators and their assistants in the sections assigned to them, review disputed cases, eliminate conflict situations at the moment they arise, and help moderators and users understand moderation and the forum structure accordingly:
- one for sections: Heroes 1 and 2;
- second for sections on Heroes 3 and 4;
- third for sections on Heroes 5;
- fourth for the clan section and sections with other computer games;
- fifth for sections not related to the heroes theme (Flood, etc.).

Coordinators should be chosen by the administration approved by the Creator based on a vote of the selected governing body.
In each major hero section, 2 moderators and one assistant should be appointed. In the flood section, only 2 moderators.
By distributing the selected governing body across individual sections in this way, the amount of flood will quickly decrease, and threads will acquire readable text and a desired tone.

4) TOURNAMENTS!
In my opinion, the most important thing on any hero site is tournaments held for various parts of Heroes, and it is precisely this circumstance that encourages many people to stay and return to the site again and again. If there are no tournaments, the site will die over time.
Now, in order for tournaments to be interesting and attract many users from different resources, it is necessary to:
- create a section clearly specifying which leads are official and which are unofficial;
- explain how official tournaments differ from unofficial ones;
- specify what goals are set for official tournaments and what for unofficial ones (currently this point is fictitious and has no reasoned positions, i.e., there is complete chaos in this part);
- clearly divide all official tournaments into groups;
- reward all tournament prize-winners with additional rewards, i.e., for first, second, and third places respectively;
- assign ratings to players after each official tournament;
- additionally stimulate all players by awarding them a monetary unit, Grails, after the tournament;

5) Introduction of a Virtual monetary unit - Grails!

At the end of 2006, the Grail theme was considered and developed until it became clear that its automated implementation on the existing forum engine is simply IMPOSSIBLE!

And yet, users have repeatedly tried at different times to propose ideas that could somehow raise the prestige of tournaments held on HW, based on the concept of implementing Grails. Everyone understands that the introduction of this monetary unit is simply inevitable for the promising development of HW!

For 2 years now, we have been treading water, making no effort to develop this concept. Similar desires arise among users in one thread or another, but as a rule, not even a few weeks pass before such a thread simply dies and ceases to be relevant. Unfortunately, over two years the main concept for developing the grail theme has not moved a step forward, and the Creator has not expressed a desire to deal with this problem. In fact, all enthusiasts like AlexeyPank, Dmitry_A_S, Kyle, Alan, IronAxe, Crash, Radik, Geksorin, OlegRS, Fanat and others have left; those who remained (Adelaida, Alex_R, Kamikaze, Sage and others) understand that no one but ourselves can push this idea forward with our own strength.

It must be understood here that without writing scripts for awarding Grails, as well as tracking their outflow and inflow to users, this model will not work. Perhaps for 10-20 people, but what if there are 100, 200? How can this be tracked? Doing it manually is IMPOSSIBLE!

Therefore, first of all, it is necessary to think about the idea of automated regulation of the new monetary unit on HW, as well as all component parts without which the implementation of Grails would be impractical; i.e., experienced programmers must be found who are ready to think about creating scripts for full operation on HW. I repeat, without automating the system, the model for implementing a virtual monetary unit on HW will not work!

To understand this more globally, I will try to briefly outline the essence of this task.

The Creator has not expressed a desire to deal with this problem.