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This module allows to store and edit EPGP of individual users. The following features exist:
Overall EPGP List (/epgp)
Mass editing (via EPGP list)
Compatible with Advanced Forums, Author Pane and User Stats (requires edits of the authorpane for your module).
Log of edits to EPGP
Customizable permissions to allow EPGP storing for only certain users, some users can only see EPGP, and who can give/take EP/GP.
Decay
Things that you should know:
BY DESIGN: The first decay a user experiences will cause 0 Decay if they have not had any increase/decrease in their EP or GP. This is to save anyone who would get promoted to EPGP status without gaining/losing anything. Its called a "temporary grace period." If enough people complain about the grace period issue, I will have a togglable option added to the module. However, it is very low priority.
PLANNED: Reasons to increase/decrease should be in list format for some users (such as if you have a certain item that you give to a player).
PLANNED: I'm working with the Date modules, testing which one will work the best, but I will be adding in auto-decay. For right now, you MUST click 'Decay now' to start the decay process on the next cron run.
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