The moderators also report members who violate Bungie's rules to the Bungie team so they can follow-up as appropriate. If it's an inappropriate thread, they will lock it. If a moderator sees a thread that doesn't belong in a forum, they will move it. They primarily work to combat spammers and rule violators while also helping to answer questions and welcome new members. The moderators on are volunteers from the community who donate their time and patience to help maintain some peace and order on the forums.
Bungie also does a private group spotlight and gives one of the groups the ability to control Bungie Favorites for two weeks. The group founder has the ability to accept and reject members and give other people moderator powers. A private group consists of a private forum and is moderated by the members themselves. Users have the ability to create their own private groups (also known as Chapters) on.
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Whenever you see a Weekly Update or other announcement on the front page, a corresponding thread for discussion of that story automatically appears in The News.
The News Forum-Bungie's top news stories go here.This forum hosts the occasional Caption Contest. The Gallery Forum-Crazy pictures from Bungie and fan-created art goes here.Halo Combat Evolved Forum- Formerly known as The Library - General Halo Xbox discussion.Halo 1 & 2 For PC- Formerly known as The Maw - Discussion of Halo and Halo 2 for the PC.Optimatch Forum- General Xbox LIVE playlist discussion.Halo 2 Forum- Formerly known as New Mombasa - Anything and everything related to Halo 2.Halo 3 Forum - All subjects regarding Halo 3's campaign or otherwise are located here.Halo 3: ODST Forum- Discussion relating to the Halo 3 expansion, Halo 3: ODST.Halo: Reach Forum- Topics concerning the game Halo: Reach.Community Forum- Formerly known as The Septagon - Talk about community stuff here.Bungie Universe Forum- Formerly known as The Underground - Discussion of all things Bungie.Members cannot create new topics in the Voting Booth or The News unless their accounts have a certain level of security clearance. Inside these, any registered, non-blacklisted member may create or reply to a topic.
Although there are different ways of doing this, the most widespread and popular is posting in the forums. In order to coincide with the release of Halo 3: ODST, the website experienced some layout updates such as a new front page which displays a Flash-processed News Archive, a quick-access to players' personal stats and a Road To Recon list which shows the achievements the player has earned successfully obtaining all achievements will unlock the Recon armor.ī is an extremely successful and enjoyable online community, and that's mostly because of a member's ability to interact with the site and other members. By July 15, 2008, an apology letter from the President of Bungie, Harold Ryan, announced that the announcement trailer of Halo 3: ODST will postponed and the site's layout was reverted to its previous design. On July 14, 2008, the site became part of the Halo 3: ODST viral campaign where the homepage shows a false service suspension. On March 19, 2007, the website underwent a new layout design and featured new accessibility features in preparation for the Halo 3 Beta and its launch. This hacking spree went on for a quarter hour.
The Flood Forum was said to have been hit hardest with over an entire page filled with blocked topics. Many people thought it had something to do with the ARG Iris, but no one is certain. The hacker(s) caused panic by Rick Rolling and posting links to Meatspin. Stickies and topics were deleted and blocked. On Sunday, July 8, 2007, the Moderator Pezz had his, as well as others', accounts hacked. With the release of Myth II at the close of 1998, the site was further updated and now supported the multiplayer sides of both games. remained to cover the business side, while it's sibling thrived. A few layout and content updates ensued throughout 1997 until at the end of the year, consequent of the release of Myth, was born, serving as a community, statistics and multiplayer metaserver. Even in the beginning, classic pages such as "Letters to the Webmaster and Soapbox" existed, if in a somewhat graphically inferior manner to the later versions. began life in 1996 as, a community/business website covering Marathon and previous projects.
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