It's come to my attention a couple of recruits vote on applications not knowing what their votes mean. So for the most brief explanation I can give to you, this is a small guide to understand where you stand in the voting process.


People Who Aren't Even In The Clan: Your votes matter absolutely zero percent. HOWEVER, if you know the applicant has been: clan hopping, harassing, spamming, and generally being a bad person in other areas of toribash, a heads up would be nice.


Trial Members: Unless you have information on why the person should not be even considered, try to refrain from voting. Focus on getting through your trial before deciding things in clan affairs.


Unranked: Even though your votes don't actually count, a given opinion is accepted, if necessary.


Freshman: At this point, votes do actually matter. So if you do vote, do it efficiently. If you have very short answer votes, it will be taken into account.


Members: Votes count, same as Freshmen. Make the votes efficient, tell them the problem with their applications and be mature about it.


Any Rank Above Member: Not saying that they have more power, but they kinda do. These votes matter a lot for certain reasons. If one or two Council Members or Co-Leaders were to say no, then you have a very low chance of entering Origin.


Leader: When Zeus says no, it means NO.