Some checks and balances are used in order to maintain a minimum standard of quality throughout Mundo Lingo and in our teams around the world. Here we lay them out clearly.
Strikes are given either by Community Leads or the community as a whole in order to dissuade apathetic or malicious behaviour.
Green Lights are given either by Community Leads or the community as a whole in order to relieve you of the possibility of a Strike
Spot Penalties occur for one-off non-observance, neglect or infraction of rules. It’s exclusively applied in cases where the EOM specifically states that a Spot Penalty exists. The smaller of these 2 criteria is applied:
How it works |
Cities are reviewed every month and checked for 5 basic (and easy) criteria to ensure a minimum quality is upheld. Cities must pass all 5 criteria to pass that month. The review is usually around the end of a month but can be at any time.
If you don’t pass |
If a city fails to meet any one of the criteria in one month, we simply let them know that they didn’t pass that month and that’s the end of it. However, if two months are failed consecutively, 5% is removed from the city’s **NCD **for 4 consecutive weeks.
We hope the above 2 penalties encourage everyone to keep up minimum standards.
However, our resources and people-power are limited. We dedicate our time to support teams that appreciate that time and energy, and not wasted on those who squander it. Therefore, services to ‘squanderers’ (those with repeated penalties) are steadily reduced so we can give focused attention to those who make best use of them.
As a pro, you don’t need to read this, but it’s here just in case.
🙄 Squanderer (1st warning)
😒 Unpopular (2nd warning)
🥶 How to be out-right freezing cold
Come back Steps to resolve your warning are easy, and described to you in your warning notice. We’re here to support you and non-judgemental arms are open until the very last possible moment.