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* ''Global guilds'' are [[guild]]s that are valid on every world. | * ''Global guilds'' are [[guild]]s that are valid on every world. | ||
* ''Global staff'' have the power to log onto [[RC]] on every world (see [[GST]], [[GGT]] and [[PWA]]). | * ''Global staff'' have the power to log onto [[RC]] on every world (see [[GST]], [[GGT]] and [[PWA]]). | ||
* ''Global rights'' are rights given to ''global staff'' which are available to them on every world. | |||
* ''Global bans'' are [[ban]]s which forbid the player from connecting to any world. | * ''Global bans'' are [[ban]]s which forbid the player from connecting to any world. | ||
* ''Global messages'' are messages that certain global staff can broadcast to every RC connected to every world. | * ''Global messages'' are messages that certain global staff can broadcast to every RC connected to every world. | ||
The word "global", given on its own, is almost always used to refer to ''global staff''. | The word "global", given on its own, is almost always used to refer to ''global staff'', but "globalled" is occasionally seen as a shortened form of ''globally banned'', as in "<tt>'''Newbie17:''' lol dude u got globalled</tt>". | ||
Revision as of 22:16, 27 December 2004
On Graal, global means something that takes effect across all GServers:
- Global guilds are guilds that are valid on every world.
- Global staff have the power to log onto RC on every world (see GST, GGT and PWA).
- Global rights are rights given to global staff which are available to them on every world.
- Global bans are bans which forbid the player from connecting to any world.
- Global messages are messages that certain global staff can broadcast to every RC connected to every world.
The word "global", given on its own, is almost always used to refer to global staff, but "globalled" is occasionally seen as a shortened form of globally banned, as in "Newbie17: lol dude u got globalled".