89 replies to this topic

[Darian Dracona]

YES!!!

[RaccoonGoon]

Supported.

 

Kemal is a PhD economist who has offered to help you for free. This can only be a win for you and for us as players.

[twisted-pixel]

There's too much logic in this thread, no way the wigs will go for it.

[Bohemond4]

supported

[Oblige]

cCc Kemal Reyiz cCc

[Israel Stevens]

cCc Supported cCc

[Kortanul]

This is too reasonable, can't happen.

Supported, though. Kemal knows economics and makes me feel like a lazy asshole.

[Ezekiel Thomas]

Supported.

[Vanek26]

Supported!

[MasterAlchemist]

adam haklı, supported

[Tiamati]

Interesting Suggestion but I would trust the original ePlato who was willing to personally ratify and enforce org to org contracts during his administration of v1 long before I would entrust such duties to Kemal 'Bernake-lite' Ergenekon.

Kemal's support of suffocating tax rates in eAmerica is a key factor Negatively impacting eAmerican player retention; and as such negatively impacts eRepublik's ability to sell gold to recently registered eAmericans which is fundamental to the growth and maintainance of eRepublik assets.

In Summation I cannot support nor recommend that Kemal receive any Moderator powers nor should he be asked to join the eRepublik staff due to his lack of interpersonal skills. Many within the eAmerican community would liken correspondence/ interaction with Kemal to being chided by a professor whom has 0 qualms using rhetoric when rational logic is implicitly required to resolve matters beyond personal sentiment and belief.

Respectfully;

Tiamati, an eAmerican for the past 42 months. Former member of the Econ Council.

[Henry Pfeiffer Arundel]

Interesting Suggestion but I would trust the original ePlato who was willing to personally ratify and enforce org to org contracts during his administration of v1 long before I would entrust such duties to Kemal 'Bernake-lite' Ergenekon.

Kemal's support of suffocating tax rates in eAmerica is a key factor Negatively impacting eAmerican player retention; and as such negatively impacts eRepublik's ability to sell gold to recently registered eAmericans which is fundamental to the growth and maintainance of eRepublik assets.

In Summation I cannot support nor recommend that Kemal receive any Moderator powers nor should he be asked to join the eRepublik staff due to his lack of interpersonal skills. Many within the eAmerican community would liken correspondence/ interaction with Kemal to being chided by a professor whom has 0 qualms using rhetoric when rational logic is implicitly required to resolve matters beyond personal sentiment and belief.

Respectfully;

Tiamati, an eAmerican for the past 42 months. Former member of the Econ Council.

 

Citation (and figures regarding retention) needed.

 

You want to talk about rhetoric, that's all your post is.

[nathaner]

supported 

[Humerus]

In Kemal we trust

[Mike Ontry]

Supported!

[Thedillpickl]

Kemal is a go to guy.

[HardCore RepubliCan]

Uhm, nope. He's Turk.

 

Incidentally, what the heck is going on with taxes? I pay more than I can get by selling the supplies... This fraud must be stopped.

Edited by HardCore RepubliCan, 13 August 2013 - 07:30 PM.

[The Mike]

Supported!

 

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[Luke Braferd]

Uhm, nope. He's Turk.

 

Incidentally, what the heck is going on with taxes? I pay more than I can get by selling the supplies... This fraud must be stopped.

WT tax.. so that countries can get more money.
sadly, most countries want 1% WT Tax. so plato is failed again to cut down country's budget..  

[eyanray2k]

Supported!