HomeRecruitment Process
Invitation
This method of entry is only possible if majority of Supreme Leaders , Council Members and Prestige Members unanimously agree to let someone into the clan.
The person will be contacted after the clan has reached an agreement and they will be given a formal invitation that they have the right to accept or refuse. This can only be done one time, however. For example, if a member is accepted via invitation and refuses, leaves, or is kicked from the clan, they can only return by applying.
Application
This is the way most people join YRN. They visit the forums, register an account, and create an application.
Application consists of three stages - Interviewing, Polling, and Examination.
The interviewing stage is 72 hours (3 days) long at a minimum. At a maximum, this stage can take up to 120 hours (5 days). During this time period, members of the clan ask you various questions pertaining to your application. You are not obliged to answer any question; however, not doing so will lower the chances of you being accepted. The time of this phase depends on your speed and ability to effectively answer questions laid before you. In the case where an applicant takes longer than 3 days to answer a member's questions, the application will be Frozen , If after at least 2 more days the applicant hasn't responded it will result in a denial , it is up to YOU to be organized and professional with your application and most importantly be honest.
If an applicant makes a fatal error on their application, then they do not go through or do not finish this stage at all. Before going straight to polls we will make a decision whether to deny your application after reviewing it for the 3-5 days period or let it go to the next respective phase.
This stage is where the members of the clan privately make votes as to whether they want you in the clan or not. This time period can last anywhere from 3 to 5 days, depending on member activity. In order to be accepted, you must receive 20 positive votes to be instantly accepted or receive a sum of 10 positive votes over the entire phase. On the contrary, you are denied if you receive 10 negative votes at any time or if the poll ends with any negative amount of votes.
If you get anywhere from 0 to 4 as a sum of all the votes on the poll, or receive more neutral votes than positive or negative votes, then another poll is started. This poll is ran for 5 days max and there are no neutral votes allowed. This ensures you will have a quick poll. But if the result is anything less than 8 positive votes, your application will be denied.
If an you pass this stage, then you are to be tested for your skills twice. A tester is assigned in the area you would like to be tested in and the next map is chosen by the tester. After each test, your kills are added up to a sum [with 40 being the maximum score]; you must achieve a sum of 30 or more. Failure to do so will result with your application being denied and you being removed from the clan. If you refuse or do not complete the test(s) within a timely manner, you are allowed to do so during the next phase.
At the start of this stage, you become an unofficial member of YRN. In order to get through this stage effectively, you have to abide by the rules of the clan and basically not do anything stupid. If you can do this for 15 days, then depending on the amount of requirements met, you are able to do one of two following things:
- Not all met: You are allotted an extra 15 days to meet the requirements. If you do not meet the deadline, you are removed from the clan.
- All met: You become an official member of YRN.
Below is a simple descripition of what possible outcomes could befall your application.
- Accepted - Self explanatory.
- Denied - You will not be able to re-apply for a period of time deemed by a Moderator.
- Frozen - The application will be denied in 3 days due to applicant inactivity.
- Voided - The applicant has chosen to deny his own application and be able to apply the following week. Applications are only allowed to be voided within the Interviewing Stage.
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