I have a few people that I believe should be considered.
First, I'd like to nominate
@Dawsinian for his work with the NationStates portion of Wintreath since becoming Acting Jarl of Regional Affairs. He's regularly interacted with people on the RMB, put up a number of polls, tackled several moderation issues, and gathered news and information from the community for
The Frosty Bugle. As a result, the RMB has been more mature, easier to understand and get involved with, and much more active with the number of posts more than doubling in July. I think it's safe to say that he's gone above and beyond what his position calls for and that so far his stint as Acting Jarl has been a great success.
I'd also like to nominate
@Ruguo for their continued work in Foreign Affairs and especially their creation of the
Aurora Borealis, our new dispatch to our diplomatic partners. Compared to the
Orendi, our new dispatch is shorter and more summarized, but split into different categories that are both fun and witty. It's a much easier read for people who may not be as interested in what happens in Wintreath as the people who are actually here while still conveying interesting and important information about who we are and what we're doing. Our progress in FA is especially impressive when you consider that the ministry has no thanes at the moment and Ruguo is doing this all alone.
Finally, I'd like to nominate
@Michi for his experimentation with Discord threads and especially his creation of the Tavern in the Woods thread. It's our first RP effort on the main Discord and the first organized one in any part of Wintreath for awhile, and so far it looks like it's going to be a success, proving that there are good uses for Discord threads besides just having specific conversations. He's also created two spam game threads that have been very active, Wintreath Skyscraper and the Spam Counting thread, which gives people something to do on Discord when there aren't any discussions going on. Together, I believe they're going to make the Discord more active than it's been in the last few months.
