Hey guys!

We're opening up our mod search again :). If you're interested and meet the requirements, please fill out the form below and send it to account #1 on here or email it to admin@horsephenomena.com.

REQUIREMENTS:

1. Must be at least 18 years of age, but also a legal adult in your place of residence (so in Nebraska where I live, it’s 19 to be the age of majority).

2. Must be upgraded!

3. We have no exact time guidelines, but we do have minimum activity requirements in order to be active enough to be a mod, so we will be providing any serious candidates with those so they are able to see what they are potentially committing to.

4. You must be an active player of the game. There is no set "standard" for this requirement, we will judge on a case by case basis because everyone plays differently (and that's the beauty of HP!); but, you must be an active participant of the game itself.

APPLICATION FORM:

Real Name, HP Name, HP ID Number:

Where are you from?

Timezone:

Are you at least 18 AND the age of majority in your place of residence?

How old are you?

Will you be willing to sign a legally binding non-disclosure agreement?

HP QUESTIONS:

How long have you been actively playing HP?

Why do you think you would be a good mod?

Do you have any previous modding or management experience?

How often are you on HP and for how long are you on at one time?

Would you say that you are active in the HP community? Please elaborate!

Briefly describe your personality.

In your opinion, what does being a mod mean?

How do you normally handle frustration?

SCENARIOS:

On HP we have guidelines for our mods for each punishment and rule, however, sometimes mods are required to use their best judgement. So please answer these questions to be best of your ability to let us know how you would handle issues on the game.

In a situation where there is a player behavior emergency and you're the only mod online, what would you do?

If a player is constantly disrespectful to you, and you cannot get through to them, how would you handle it?

If you find out that a player is breaking a rule, but you can't "prove it", what do you do?

If you warn a player, and they are very angry about the warning and not responsive about fixing the issue, how would you handle it?