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Congrats, looks like a close fight.

Congrats, looks like some good fights.

Welcome RBH, btw you don't need a personal intro to join the TWR. :P

Congrats, shame about the DCs for RE.

Congrats, looks like a dominant win.

Congrats, 2 vs 2 is definitely an interesting category. :P

I think general activity will pick up due to the people no longer in school, should make for an interesting summer.

Good luck finding fights.

Nice try.

I support this statement. Traitor </3

Hope she says yes. <3:

Congrats and well deserved inb4laikrob #

Congrats, looks like a fun fight.

Congrats, looks like a dominant win.

Welcome back LTH.

Topic has been given a chance, as there is still no discussion value.

Let's keep the posts on topic, unless it relates to TK's day out it's off topic. :thumbup:

Congrats, looks like a close fight.

Congrats, looks like some dominant wins.

Congrats, looks like a good fight.

Since there seems to be some consensus that certain members are keystones, do these members not become officials? I would think these would be the qualities that you would look for in an official. If so, are they still a keystone or does it change as it is expected? If not, Why are officials chosen? What qualities make them better for the position that the keystone member lacks that would prevent them from doing so. In the cases of DS and DI at least, you say, "DS' core leadership knew that in the near future they wouldn't have the time to fully dedicate themselves, and their interest in the game slowly fell." From what I can tell you can apply that to DI to a certain extent though it was one person rather than many. Are they not keystone members then if the clan can't survive without them despite being officials? If a clan loses a keystone member and is on the road to dying then another person has to step up and become a keystone member, how does that happen? Does that person or people have more loyalty or dedication? Or something else? Tried to reply to a lot of the above posts, sorry for not directly quoting anyone. :P

Congrats, looks like a close fight. An ending opts pic for KO would be appreciated. :P P.S. Vanzant fails #

Congrats, looks like a close fight.

Loyalty is defined as: 1. The state or quality of being loyal; faithfulness to commitments or obligations. 2. Faithful adherence to a sovereign, government, leader, cause, etc. Dedication is defined as: 1. The act of dedicating or the state of being dedicated. 2. Selfless devotion: served the public with dedication and integrity These two factors can have significant impacts on a clans survival. Without loyal and dedicated members and leaders clans might struggle to survive. Why then does a clan close, is there more factors to it than just loyalty and dedication? Another important factor could be a keystone, the central supporting element of a whole, whether that is a leader, a member, etc. Arches are extremely strong structures as long as the keystone is in place holding the arch up. Without the keystone the arch will collapse, is it the same way with clans? If a clan lacks its keystone will it too collapse? Do all clans have or rely on a keystone? Is this good or bad? Ive listed a few factors that may be important to a clans survival. Feel free to discuss them and provide your own factors and reasoning as to why a clan survives. P.S. If anyone could post why Dark Slayers closed it would be much appreciated, I believe it will provide an interesting case study.

Congrats, looks you pulled through for a victory.