[nogata]

we are looking for a server admin for css we have allocated 8 servers to css.
3 servers to tf2
3 servers to dods

we need people to help with server setups ect ect. if you would like to be apart of the group join us on ts3 70.34.206.146 no port no pass thanks.

[Drixevel]

You should post this in the srcds section of the forum instead of here. I'm not sure but I think this is against the rules as well, don't quote me. :/

[Dr. McKay]

I would advise not jumping in full-force right out of the gate. Chances are, you're going to end up with a lot of empty servers.

[nogata]

we own our servers so no big deal we want every server up and running.

[Nolongerinthegame]

Originally Posted by nogata we own our servers so no big deal we want every server up and running.

I think McKay was wanting to know how big your community is at the moment and how big your servers are . Do they get full?

[NameUser]

I can help admin servers. I've been learning the way of SCRDS since 2007, when I first started playing HLDMS. (If you don't know what it is, it's Half Life: Deathmatch Source. It's extremely popular with scripters and people who want to mess around.)

Hit me up here: http://steamcommunity.com/id/NameUser/

[Dino Penis]

Originally Posted by nogata we are looking for a server admin for css we have allocated 8 servers to css. 3 servers to tf2 3 servers to dods we need people to help with server setups ect ect. if you would like to be apart of the group join us on ts3 70.34.206.146 no port no pass thanks.

You'd be better off starting with one server and expand once you get a stable playerbase in that one server. Much more effective and less useless work for you.

[Skyy]

Yes, start small. Bigger isn't always better. If you have a single server that fills, and players are competing to get in to, popularity of the server is most likely going to climb. However, if you have a lot of empty servers, and a few players spread throughout them, there won't be such a high demand, and they likely won't climb.
The communities that exist today and are popular, generally started small.

[loranger]

Originally Posted by Skyy Yes, start small. Bigger isn't always better. If you have a single server that fills, and players are competing to get in to, popularity of the server is most likely going to climb. However, if you have a lot of empty servers, and a few players spread throughout them, there won't be such a high demand, and they likely won't climb. The communities that exist today and are popular, generally started small.

+1

[nogata]

L4D2 position filled
CSS OPEN
TF2 OPEN
DOD:S OPEN
Minecraft Open
cs:1.6 open
dod open
tff open
HLDMS open
Arma 2 open
iron front Open
and any others you can think of open we are putting servers in every game