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# Games For A Living
An established, extremely high calibre Web2 Gaming team moving into web3. Scalability here is key. The community is fledgling but CCC are already actively encouraging and establishing where possible within their remit, solid lines of communication and best practice guidance. While the team are unquestionably skilled in their own right, web3 is a new arena. CCC are keen to ensure the accuracy of information as well as assisting with timing and content suggestions in order to maintain sensible levels of expectation within the community.
Introduced at an early stage by Web3 advisors to the GFAL project, CCC were tasked to review the structure of the Discord and Telegram communities and support the existing Community Manager by identifying gaps in communication. Complementing this critical approach, CCC also injected their professional but accessible personality into the chats. CCC implemented several critical protocols in order to streamline top down communication to the community, via the moderation team, while ensuring the accuracy of information and removing ambiguity that can be crippling in new Web3 communities.
In order to disseminate a greater understanding of the wider operations and goals of the project, CCC encouraged the consolidation of information in order to update the community on a weekly basis. Such approaches instil faith, and keep the project accountable - increasing transparency from above and trust from below, strengthening the relationship between project and community.
CCC provides language specific moderators for main (English) chats as well as creating and moderating Chinese, Polish, Filipino and Spanish channels within the Discord, to better cater for the broader and rapidly growing community.
The GFAL team have 4 games in development and are mentored by Binance. Given the history of the team, it is impossible to see the community being quiet for very long. To this end we have key moderation in place - we are provisioning channels for information dissemination and streamlining comms & reporting to reduce load for the core team, and minimising potential for disruption and negativity as the community rapidly expands. We continue to identify and acknowledge active and helpful community members with a view to encouraging them to become community mods in future.
Gamification is also being built out through Zealy and in-server gated channels surrounding Tournaments of the project's inaugural game.
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