I happened to be checking out some posts over on Blog Azeroth, and I came across a shared topic posted by Nube:

Since Cata started Guilds, matter more. In order to recieve Guild beneffits. everyone most work for them. In Wotlk, Leaving a Guild meant, changing Guild Tags, in Cata means TIME.

Does a Guild belong to those who lead it?. Should we check Guild Etiquette?

I ran this by resident lunatic, the green beast of the bizarre, Freaculano.  This is what he said:  Read the rest of this entry →

This was a Shared Topic over at Blog Azeroth:

“What do you do when a normally good guildmate performs poorly or behaves badly?”

Most people join guilds because World of Warcraft is a social game, and guilds are big gooey melting pots of personalities.  Slapping that tag underneath a character’s name unites him or her with others wearing the same tag, joining them into one big family.  But every family has that asshole uncle who gets drunk at holiday gatherings and pisses in the punchbowl.  The one that Grandma Edna wishes she could punch in the head.

Guild miscreants are generally easy to sniff out.  Turds, much like cream, tends to float to the top.  Guilds have a size limit now, which means there’s only so many people to hind behind.  Maybe that’s why I’ve only met a couple of prizewinning spaz monkeys in my guild – they have a few thousand bodies to act as their own “Operation: Human Shield”.

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