XGC IMPACT NEWS LETTER APRIL 2007

MAXX101

New member
XGC IMPACT
"XGC IMPACT MONTHLY NEWS LETTER" Date04/18/07 — Issue#4
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A word from your editor
Well here we are in April and it’s still snowing in some states! Most of you know me, some of you will soon….lol. I would like to take this time to tell you all your doing great!!! We are growing like we should be and I expect that soon we will be splitting the clan. Don’t worry we will not loose our friends; it just means we will have more room to make new one’s as well. I would especially like to thank XxSNOWYxX for keeping this clan together the past few months, without him we would have surly lost the clan. I would like to recognize the Captains, Lieutenants and Sergeants for stepping up to the plate also…. I’m proud to call you all in XGC IMPACT my friends!!!
We now have 3 squads: CRIMSON * GREEN * WHITE

I would like to invite you to please send comments as well as help with future articles featured in the XGC IMPACT news letter. Send all mail to; maxx101@cableone.net

Until next week...God’s Speed in all that you do……Watch you’re back because I will be there to greet you with a STICKY!
Best wishes,
MAXX101 Capt. White Squad


XGC NEW HONOR CODE
XGC members will display a professional gaming demeanor at all times. Any match a XGC member participates in should observe the rules of Fair Play, Sportsmanship and Respect. As a XGC member, you not only represent yourself but XGC as a whole.
All XGC members MUST be at least 18 years of age. XGC is a mature gaming community. If a gamer is under the age of 18, they will be recruited into KoG or SYN. XGC is an 18 and up community, NO EXCEPTIONS! Those “grandfathered” in will be allowed to remain. Any member who lies or any leader that allows this exception will be dealt with accordingly.
All XGC members must register on the website within one week of their recruitment to remain in XGC. As a registered member, you will have access to the Forums and the Gaming Ladder (www.CLANCOMPETE.com) along with many other great sites. New members must read and accept the Honor Code and Rank Structure.
All XGC members are encouraged to share any issues or ideas through the chain of command and with The Council of Leaders ANYTIME! The leaders of XILED GAMING believe in the open door policy and encourage members to use it.
New members will not be allowed to change their gamer tag until reaching the rank of Sergeant and receiving approval from a Section Leader or higher.
XGC members CANNOT be apart of any other gaming communities/clans! Any and all gamer tags must be either in XGC clans or in none at all. XGC does NOT have ANY alliances with other gaming communities/clans! XGC members will remain friendly and professional with ALL gaming communities at all times! ZERO TOLERANCE! If a XGC member leaves, they are NOT allowed back. In the event of a member wanting to come back, each situation will be looked at by the COUNCIL/Division Leaders on a case-by-case basis.
Violation of the Honor Code will earn the Gamer a warning; two warnings and you will be banned from the community. Members caught t-bagging, purposely cheating and/or participating in manipulated online play will be immediately banned. No exceptions!
Honor Code violations consist of trash talking, t-bagging, discrimination, racism, sexism, harassment, illegal drugs, cheating, poaching, squad deranking, or any other aggressive behavior toward fellow online gamers. Cheating is defined as any manipulation of online play; this includes, but is not limited to modding, bridging, stand-bying, forcing host, action replay, glitching / super jumping in match making / ranked games to gain an unfair advantage, playing online custom / ranked games with Modders, and circle boosting.
BOTTOM LINE!!! Have fun, play games, and network with other gamers that share the same interest. At the end of the day, it is after all just a game!
In This Issue:
• Featured XGC IMPACT Member of the Month: Braxton Bragg
• Feature Article: Responsibilities of Rank & What it takes to advance in XGC
• Recommended Resources: http://www.xiledgaming.com
• Quote of the Week: Edgar Allan Poe
• Contact the Editor: MAXX101@cableone.net
• Submit Comments & Stories for publishing: MAXX101@cableone.net


Featured XGC IMPACT Member of the Month ( February 2007)
Player name; BRAXTON BRAGG
Braxton is awesome!
Well I guess I better write more, but what I wrote above should say it all! Braxton lives in the Bay Area in California. I’ve known him for awhile now and have come to respect him very much. I feel Braxton is a natural born leader. One of his many qualities is his ability to take in information/situations and think, and then come up with a solution that is best to resolve the issue. You can find him online most of the time, except when Rachel Ray is on (Food Channel). So if you don’t know him, send him an invite…….



1. Feature Article: Responsibilities of Rank & What it takes to advance in XGC
RECRUIT
A new recruit is a gamer who has been invited to play with and get to know the XGC gaming community. This period of time is to enable the gamer to decide if XGC is the right online gaming community for them. After this period of time, the recruit will be voted on by their peers and asked to join XGC as a private in a squad.

PRIVATE
The first responsibility of a private is to register at www.xglonline.com and www.clancompete.com. A Private can be classified as a new member to XGC. Responsibilities of a Private include knowing the Honor Code, meeting other XGC members, and participating in clan matches. Your time as a Private is geared towards letting you get familiar with the XGC community and the professional manner in which we play. After a private is fully integrated into the XGC gaming community, they may make an XGC gamer tag after receiving approval from a section leader.

SERGEANT
A Sergeant is a XGC gamer who has earned the privilege of getting a XGC gamer tag. As a Sergeant, leaders will be depending on you to learn game strategies and train with others in order to better prepare for clan matches. You will be expected to be an example to the Privates and recruits below you and to help them when ever possible.

LIEUTENANT

A Lieutenant is the captain's right hand and the first line of defense in upholding the Honor Code. You will be responsible for assisting the captain in setting up meetings and practices, training lower ranking members, and finding potential recruits. They can also run Practices and meetings when a Captain is not a present.

CAPTAIN

A good captain must posses the following qualities, leadership, the ability to positively reinforce the XGC infrastructure, sound decision making and dedication. As a Captain, you will need to evaluate all new recruits, vote on them, run practices and play clan matches. Captains are responsible for promoting a Lieutenant to assist them. The Captain Also keeps track of squad records and lists. Captains will set up squad meetings and ensure that the communication in the squad is perfect. This includes messaging the squad on clan match results and meeting times. You must also ensure that all members follow the honor code, register on the web site, and behave in a professional manner. You will report any infractions directly to your General, following the chain of command. The ranking structure is there for a reason do not take minor problems to Section leaders or Division Leaders. A Captain becomes eligible for a promotion by displaying the above qualities and excelling in all their job responsibilities. As always, good communication is the key to success.

GENERAL
Generals are the backbone of XGC and should be respected by all XGC members. This position of General is a very important position with many responsibilities. A General is responsible for running many XGC squads, overseeing all aspects of their squads, as well as helping others when needed. As a General, you must promote Captains to assist you in running the squads. Additionally, Generals will be responsible for updating their members list and ensuring that all members have read and are playing by the Honor Code. Generals are expected to meet with their squads weekly to discuss squad issues and the latest XGC news. They work closely with their Captains and Section Leaders to create an enjoyable gaming experience for all. A General will take charge for a Section Leader and is responsible for taking care of minor matters at such times. The General is expected to report major infractions directly to their Section Leader or Division Leader. Generals are required to ensure their squad lists are submitted by the last day of the month. A General becomes eligible for a promotion by running large and successful squads that represent what XGC stands for. Following the chain of command is upheld and outlined by the General. As always, good communication is the key to success.

SECTION LEADERS

The Section Leader position comes with many responsibilities, such as being directly responsible for running all of XGC's squads successfully. By accepting the rank of Section Leader you are making a commitment to be a fair/responsible leader and accessible to all Generals. This includes making yourself available several times a week to solve problems, hold meetings and hearing new ideas. Section Leaders work closely with their Generals to ensure that all members are playing in a professional manner that represents XGC. You will be responsible for ensuring that all Generals turn their squad lists in on time. The Section Leader is also required to keep discipline within the squads and report any infractions directly to their Division Leaders. Section Leaders are required to move their gamer tags weekly to other XGC squads. Section Leaders do this to ensure all squads are running and playing in a professional "XGC" manner. Section Leaders "run" XGC and are the most important leader. A Section Leader is eligible for a promotion after finding a replacement, running/maintaining all squads successfully, that represent what XGC stands for. In addition, they must display sound judgment and decision making in all aspects of their online gaming. As always, good communication is the key to success.

DIVISION LEADERS
Division Leaders oversee and coordinate the Section Leaders. As a Division Leader, you will be working closely with the Council Members to make decisions that affect the squads of XGC as a whole. Division Leaders are responsible for all squads and all aspects of those squads. They must work closely with the Section Leaders to oversee all activity within their squads, and to ensure that all members are playing in a professional manner that represents XGC. Communication and decision-making are the two most important qualities of a Division Leader. Often you will be pulled in many different directions so it is imperative that you exercise good judgment and patience. A Division Leader will deal with many stressful situations and must be fair but firm, and represent the best that XGC has to offer. Division Leaders should keep an open line of communication with his or her Section Leaders and hold frequent meetings to communicate direction. Division Leaders also have the ability to start new squads. As always, good communication is the key to success.

THE COUNCIL OF LEADERS

The Council of Leaders is made up of the founding members of XG, the gaming community that contains the divisions of XGC, KoG, SyN, XGG and XGE. The Council works within a democratic structure voting on what is best for all of XG. These ideals keep the community from being about one person's quest.


REQUIREMENTS FOR PROMOTION

1. Every job title comes with responsibilities and time commitments; promotions are on a voluntary basis.

2. By accepting a promotion, you are making a commitment to all XGC AND KOG Members to be available to handle day-to-day operations and any problems that may arise in a fair, mature, and professional manner.

3. All members MUST treat all XGC AND KOG members with RESPECT, above and below their current job title.

4. Keep in mind you may not be ready for the promotion that you want, if this is the case you will be provided with constructive criticism to help you improve on problem areas.

Recruit
1. This position is for all new members of XGC AND KOG, the required icon and color for this rank is steel on steel, no icon, the recruit must remain this way for a minimum of seven (7) days. After the 7th day, the General(s) and Captain(s) of the clan must evaluate the recruit on several factors: type of gamer, development of relationship with the other members of the clan, ability to follow the honor code, and overall opinion. Once these factors have been reviewed, the leaders of the clan will vote on whether or not the recruit is ready to become a full member of the clan and can be promoted to the rank of Private.

Private
1. Must spend at least 1 week as a recruit to familiarize yourself with XG Community and what we are about, also this gives the recruit a chance to decide if XGC AND KOG is a good fit for them and how they game.

2. After the 1-week period, the recruit should be voted into the clan by the captains and generals of that clan.

3. Must be 18 years of age or older (XGC ONLY, KoG has no age restrictions)
This is now in the HONOR CODE so make extra sure your recruits are 18 or older.

4. The first responsibility of a private is to register on http://www.XiledGaming.com and http://www.ClanCompete.com

5. A Private can be classified as a new member to XGC. Responsibilities of a Private include knowing the Honor Code, meeting other XGC members, and participating in clan matches. Your time as a Private is geared towards letting you get familiar with the XGC community and the profession al manner in which we play. After a private is fully integrated into the XGC gaming community, they may make an XGC gamer tag after receiving approval from a section leader.

Sergeant or Lieutenant
1. A Private is eligible to be promoted to Sergeant or Lieutenant at any time after being accepted into XGC AND KOG.

2.Typically a Captain or higher will submit a members name for promotion at the clan’s weekly meeting, the promotion will then be voted on by the Captains and Generals in that clan.

3. A Sergeant is a XGC gamer who has earned the privilege of getting a XGC gamer tag. As a Sergeant, leaders will be depending on you to learn game strategies and train with others in order to better prepare for clan matches. You will be expected to be an example to the Privates and recruits below you and to help them when ever possible.

4. A Lieutenant is the captain's right hand and the first line of defense in upholding the Honor Code. You will be responsible for assisting the captain in setting up meetings and practices, training lower ranking members, and finding potential recruits. They can also run Practices and meetings when a Captain is not a present.

Captain
1. Must hold a Private, Sergeant, or lieutenant position for at least 1 month.

2. Typically a Captain or General will submit a members name for promotion at the clan’s weekly meeting; the promotion will then be voted on by the Captains and Generals in that clan.

3. A good captain must posses the following qualities, leadership, the ability to positively reinforce the XGC infrastructure, sound decision making and dedication. As a Captain, you will need to evaluate all new recruits, vote on them, run practices and play clan matches. Captains are responsible for promoting a Lieutenant to assist them.

4. The Captain also keeps track of squad records and lists. Captains will set up squad meetings and ensure that the communication in the squad is perfect. This includes messaging the squad on clan match results and meeting times. You must also ensure that all members follow the honor code, register on the web site, and behave in a profession al manner. You will report any infraction s directly to your General, following the chain of command. The ranking structure is there for a reason; do not take minor problems to Section leaders or Division Leaders.

5. A Captain becomes eligible for a promotion by displaying the above qualities and excelling in all their job responsibilities. As always, good communication is the key to success.

General
1. Must hold a Captains position for at least 1 month.

2. Typically, a General or Section Leader will submit a members name for promotion at the weekly Section Leader meeting, the promotion will then be voted on by the Section Leaders and Division Leaders.

3. Generals are the backbone of XGC and should be respected by all XGC members. This position of General is a very important position with many responsibilities.

4. A General is responsible for running many XGC squads, overseeing all aspects of their squads, as well as helping others when needed. As a General, you must promote Captains to assist you in running the squads.

5. Additionally, Generals will be responsible for updating their members’ list and ensuring that all members have read and are playing by the Honor Code. Generals are expected to meet with their squads weekly to discuss squad issues and the latest XGC news. They work closely with their Captains and Section Leaders to create an enjoyable gaming experience for all.

6. A General will take charge for a Section Leader and is responsible for taking care of minor matters at such times. The General is expected to report major infraction s directly to their Section Leader or Division Leader.

7. Generals are required to ensure their squad lists are submitted once a month.

8. A General becomes eligible for a promotion by running large and successful squads that represent what XGC stands for. Following the chain of command is upheld and outlined by the General. As always, good communication is the key to success.

Section Leader

1. Must hold a Generals position for at least 2 months.

2. Typically a Section Leader or Division Leader will submit a members name for promotion at the weekly Section Leader / Division Leader meeting, the promotion will then be voted on by the Division Leaders and Council.

3. The Section Leader position comes with many responsibilities, such as being directly responsible for running all of XGC's squads successfully. By accepting the rank of Section Leader you are making a commitment to be a fair/ responsible leader and accessible to all General. This includes making yourself available several times a week to solve problems, hold meetings and hearing new ideas.

4. Section Leaders work closely with their Generals to ensure that all members are playing in a profession al manner that represents XGC. You will be responsible for ensuring that all Generals turn their squad lists in on time. The Section Leader is also required to keep discipline within the squads and report any infractions directly to their Division Leaders.

5. Section Leaders are required to move their gamer tags weekly to other XGC squads. Section Leaders do this to ensure all squads are running and playing in a profession al "XGC" manner. Section Leaders "run" XGC and are the most important leader.

6. A Section Leader is eligible for a promotion after finding a replacement, running/ maintaining all squads successfully, that represent what XGC stands for. In addition, they must display sound judgment and decision making in all aspects of their online gaming.
As always, good communication is the key to success.

Division Leader
1. Must hold a Section Leader position for at least 4 months.

2. Typically, a Division Leader or Council Member will submit a members name for promotion at the weekly Division Leader / Council meeting, the promotion will then be voted on by the Division Leaders and Council.

3. Must treat all Xiled Gaming members with RESPECT, above and below their current job title

4. Division Leaders oversee and coordinate the Section Leaders. As a Division Leader, you will be working closely with the Council Members to make decisions that affect the squads of XGC as a whole.

5. Division Leaders are responsible for all squads and all aspects of those squads. They must work closely with the Section Leaders to oversee all activity within their squads, and to ensure that all members are playing in a profession al manner that represents XGC.

6. Communication and decision-making are the two most important qualities of a Division Leader. Often you will be pulled in many different directions so it is imperative that you exercise good judgment and patience.

7. A Division Leader will deal with many stressful situations and must be fair but firm, and represent the best that XG has to offer. Division Leaders should keep an open line of communication with his or her Section Leaders and hold frequent meetings to communicate direction.

8. Division Leaders also have the ability to approve new squads with notice to the council. As always, good communication is the key to success.
Final Thoughts

People who never dream, or never set goals, let life go by day by day letting others determine their destiny.



2 ACHEVEMENTS
B]CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! [/B]2. Recommended Resources

I would like you to join me in congratulating the following clan members in their new roles in XGC IMPACT.
New Lieutenants: Braxton Bragg, Gez the Demond, EHUD NEPH
New Sergeants: TEXAS JOE, PYROLYOSIS, TEXAS TORNADO,


Our #1 Resource is our open forum located at; http://www.clancompete.com
#2 XGLonline.com – Please register here also ASAP

3. Quote of the WeekThose who dream by day
are cognizant of many things
which escape those who
dream only by night.”
Edgar Allan Poe
4. Contact the EditorCopyright © 2006 by XGC IMPACT - All Rights Reserved.
Editor: MAXX101, Lieutenant XGC IMPACT Sage Squad
MAXX101@cableone.net
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