Prestige Guidelines and Explanations

[jessica]

[shadow=purple,left,300]Prestige Guidelines[/shadow]

Prestige is divided into three types: General prestige, Regional prestige and National prestige. Prestige may only be awarded by the Coordinator Chain, though it may be based on recommendations by the Storytelling Chain.

National prestige may be recommended by the Members of the Camarilla Council and/or those assistants who are granted the authority by these people to award National prestige. It is awarded by the Club Director or the National Coordinator for serving in a global or national level position, participating in a national charity drive, moderating national lists, or otherwise doing work from the following charts that impacts the organization on a national or global level.

Regional prestige may be awarded by a Regional Coordinator, as well as by anyone able to grant National prestige. It is awarded for serving in a regional position, helping with a regional event or regional charity drive, moderating a regional list, or otherwise doing work from the following charts that impacts the organization on a regional level.

General prestige may be awarded by a Domain Coordinator, Chapter Coordinator or by anyone authorized to award Regional or National prestige. It may be awarded for anything from the following charts and is most commonly awarded for work or contributions that affect the organization on a local level.

[tony]

How and where do we see our prestige?

[Timothy]

Prestige is kept by both the member and the coordinator. Essentially, whenever you do something that you think is presige worthy, you write it down...date and what exactly you did. You send that to your coordinator who should send back (either in the form of a report or personal response) how much what you did was worth and the category it falls under. You then write it down and keep a running total in your Prestige Log.

If you are ever confused about how much you have, you can ask the coordinator to see their copy of your Prestige Log, however if you haven't reported anything to them, then no matter what you've done it'll look pretty bare. Remember to keep your running total.

[jessica]

I post everyones prestige in my domain reports, I sent you a email a moment ago Tony about getting you your prestige log. I have also posted what you can get Prestige for on the Proboards, so that you can look at it at the end of every month and email me or get ahold of me in some type of fashion to inform me what you did and I will put it in my report.