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Make it possible to change orders after they've been set.
Not only is it often that in overpopulated MUs someone puts the order on a wrong battle or wrong side - either by mistake or out of incompetence. But sometimes there's simply no suitable battles for annoyingly long period, so someone in the MU puts orders to whatever is available. And of course right when he/she adds those orders an important battle starts.
I'm not proposing that anyone with privileges to change orders could change them 100 times a day. What I'm proposing is to have 2 Officer ranks. Rank I officers are "not-100%-trustable" members - members that maybe don't know that well what they're doing. So when a rank I officer makes a mistake with orders a rank II officer (that preferably is in the MU management and knows exactly what he/she's doing and what's good for the MU) changes the orders to something more proper. And if rank II officer should make a mistake for some reason then MU leader would have the last word and could change rank II officer's orders. And if MU leader takes that effort of changing or adding orders then no one can change them before the battle is over. That way no one can be blamed either - whatever the leader of the MU does is perfect. And if 1st or 2nd class officer should make a mistake then only one that can be blamed for that is the MU leader who appointed the officers. But then it's perfect.
My second suggestion is to create logs which would include paid salaries for companies - purpose would be to make Orgs more transparent. I know for a fact that some presidents with their "accomplishes" have robbed countries by working for Org companies and changing their salaries to obscene sums just before they work - after they've worked they obviously change the salary back to what it was before and it's like nothing wrong has happened. Because there's no logs whatsoever. So look into it.
And naturally I want to complain about global a little bit more.
There are achievements for getting 300, 400 and even 500 votes on articles. It was nearly impossible before but after "global" was taken from the front page (meaning: it doesn't pop up automatically there anymore) votes for global articles have fallen even farther and stayed that way - now it's difficult to get 100 votes for an article (only Chinese can do it
).
Frankly I don't see the point of seeing this every time i refresh the index page:
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