Definition of active clans vs. clans

[squishyg]

What are the requirements for a clan to be considered an "active" clan?

[benga]

G1 is hopefully still a clan, but it's not active

[Keefie]

If you're specifically talking about BPB, then it's due to a total lack of clan activity for over a year.

If you wish to become active then it's very easy for us to change.

[iAmCaffeine]

If you're not on the F400 you're definitely not active, or you're playing your first war. Some clans on the F400 are inactive, but only recently.

[IcePack]

A clan drops off the rankings after they get below 150 weight, or two years (whichever is first).

A clan is considered inactive if
1) a leader contacts us about disbanding
2) less than 10 members
3) inactive in clan wars / events for over a year

As keefie said, a PM to CD's can change the status if needed to be active again for wars / events.

Also, if an inactive clan wishes to participate in tribes events but not continue with wars, we can make the move to an advanced tribe.

[Dukasaur]

Seems very lenient. I would make it six months. If you can't manage a war every six months, can you really say you're active?

[IcePack]

Seems very lenient. I would make it six months. If you can't manage a war every six months, can you really say you're active?

There are a number of reasons for this, as sometimes breaks / burn out occurs and need a break. Some clans take extended breaks etc and we don't want to mark them inactive just for the sake of marking them inactive. However generally speaking those that go over 12 months without activity, generally can be expected to be more than "just a break". Either way, a pm to a CD we can discuss / resolve any activity issues and move them to tribe or active depending on their intentions easily enough.

[iAmCaffeine]

Seems very lenient. I would make it six months. If you can't manage a war every six months, can you really say you're active?

Clans have returned after a six month break, not so much after two years. OSA has been one of the biggest clans for a long time, with smaller clans it can be harder to maintain momentum.

[squishyg]

There's no need to guess at what underlying meaning my question contained. I simply want the rules stated for what makes a clan an active clan.

Is this detail still being fine tuned?

[Keefie]

There's no need to guess at what underlying meaning my question contained. I simply want the rules stated for what makes a clan an active clan.

Is this detail still being fine tuned?

No, I think it's already been made clear mate.

[squishyg]

There's no need to guess at what underlying meaning my question contained. I simply want the rules stated for what makes a clan an active clan.

Is this detail still being fine tuned?

No, I think it's already been made clear mate.

Excellent! Would you please be so kind as to state the requirements and responsibilities of an active clan?

[Keefie]

There's no need to guess at what underlying meaning my question contained. I simply want the rules stated for what makes a clan an active clan.

Is this detail still being fine tuned?

No, I think it's already been made clear mate.

Excellent! Would you please be so kind as to state the requirements and responsibilities of an active clan?

Fight wars !!!!! either clan or tribe.

It's not rocket science mate just like whether a player is active or not. If you have no active games for a while then you become inactive.

[IcePack]

There's no need to guess at what underlying meaning my question contained. I simply want the rules stated for what makes a clan an active clan.

Is this detail still being fine tuned?

No, I think it's already been made clear mate.

Excellent! Would you please be so kind as to state the requirements and responsibilities of an active clan?

3) inactive in clan wars / events for over a year

As previously posted, you'd need to compete and complete in a war / event per year.
Or, if you are looking to compete in Tribe events we can switch the group to an "Advanced Tribe".
That can easily be done if you'd like to PM myself or Lindax.
Thanks,
IcePack