Representation of Trident

As a representative of Trident, managers must always be mindful of their words and actions both within the community and outside of it. They are expected to conduct themselves in a professional manner and uphold proper values and standards. This includes being respectful towards others, avoiding offensive language, and refraining from behavior that could be interpreted as discriminatory, harassing, or otherwise inappropriate.

Furthermore, managers are responsible for maintaining the integrity of the community by ensuring that rules and policies are followed. They should be knowledgeable about Trident's policies and procedures, and should be able to effectively communicate them to other members. They must also be able to enforce these policies consistently and fairly, while taking into account the circumstances of each individual case.

Managers are also expected to exercise discretion when communicating with members and other staff. They should always seek to maintain confidentiality and privacy, and should not disclose any sensitive information without appropriate authorization. Additionally, managers must avoid engaging in conflicts of interest or engaging in activities that could be perceived as favoritism or bias.

Overall, managers play a critical role in shaping the culture and direction of the Trident community. They are entrusted with a significant amount of responsibility and must always act with the best interests of the organization in mind. By upholding high standards of conduct and adhering to the values of the community, managers can help to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where members can thrive and grow

As you are a representative of Trident, you are expected not to break rules or guidelines in other servers, or start/participate in drama or issues. Everything you do represents Trident as an organization, which is why you must be careful at all times.

Please note that while you represent Trident, you must not have any affiliation with competitor services, such as ERM or Melonly. If you do have some sort of affiliation that may be a security risk, you will be asked to end your affiliation with the said competitor service.