Community Managers
''A community manager will post as themselves, not the brand, and work on developing the community by participating in discussions, finding new customers and listening to the current ones.'' What ha...
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@apostolateofDOOM Well, I know why. They are fairly busy and I know with what. If they want to explain that, they can, I don't want to overstep or overshare. But it definitely has to do with helping out other forum members, which I think we can all agree is a good thing.
But they definitely do not ignore the community. I can tell ya right now, I bring up the points and topics that the other forum members share. It's why I'm not nearly as active in threads as I used to be. It's why I often post one or two replies but don't continue the conversations. There are a ton of threads to read and I try to read as much as I can.
I do share opinions that I don't always agree with. It's not all about me and what I think is good. Sometimes ya'll are smarter than me, well if I'm honest most of the time you are..
@DarthValtrex It must be all those in game and AHQ bans and appeals with all the paper work that entails. 😉
I know you do your bit to help but this isn't just recently, it's several seasons now and us normal users aren't kept in the loop with what's happening behind the scenes. We just get radio silence.
Takes barely 2 mins to pop in and crack a joke to let us know they're there and listening instead of ''this is an old post so i'm going to lock it''.
- @apostolateofDOOM I'm covering......🤯🤪😈
- @hayhor That made me laugh more than it should... xD
I'm not talking about the super user programme but the CMs. They should rename themselves to EA moderators if they're not going to nurture the relationship or keep us informed and just leave the legwork to you guys.
@apostolateofDOOM We get the same information you do as far as I know.
