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Are we really going to defend 15+ people ganging up on an order of 3 to 5 people? Especially after the side eye Ivoln's order (5 people, give or take?) got for declaring war on Dhar when they didn't know he didn't have an order anymore? Seriously? Holy war exists for a reason, and using it when the odds are overwhelming is fair and practical use of the system - especially when it is over religious differences and RP. The idea that there was something malicious afoot is baffling, especially considering Bamathis lost 75% of his shrines and lost the war. The only difference is that it got relegated to a handful of people instead of the ones that originally initiated the RP, because they didn't have the foresight to declare holy war.

You're kind of telling on yourselves here.

Feeling like you have to chase people around for credit for the work you did in game can be pretty tiring. A lot of work, OOC, goes into making stuff and pushing initiatives and coming up with ideas in game, and I don't think it's ever not going to sting me a little when credit either isn't given, or I have to remind folk that I did stuff. I think all of us know by now that running an org as orgleader involves a lot of delegation, I don't think it undermines the work you do to be like "Hey, this person came up with the seed idea for this," or "this person did the bulk of the skeletal work on this." It's little things that go a long way to making people feel appreciated, IC and OOC, for the stuff they did, and it's the little things that can kinda ruin your day in that regard, too.

This is also, I guess, and advice post to say that if you're not getting credit for something you did, go ask for it, 'cause it's possible the person not crediting you/taking your credit isn't doing it on purpose.** That said, I think leaders should probably be a bit more intentional about this, as well.

**it was @Kurak's idea to do this, givin' my boy credit