Revise roles page

[vcarl]

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PR Summary

• Title Change for key Contributors

  • not quite The title for MVPs is renamed to "Star Helpers" aligning better with the role played by these important contributors.
  • The description for "Star Helpers" is updated with additional information about quarterly reviews and recognition for their contributions.

• Introduction of 'MVP Emeritus' Title

  • no The title "MVP" has been redefined to "MVP Emeritus".
  • The updated description for "MVP Emeritus" includes clarification on their early impact and lack of formalized process.

• Clarifications on Moderators and Admins Roles

  • The titles for "Moderators" and "Admins" remain the same.
  • Both sections have received updates in their descriptions. The responsibilities of "Moderators" and "Admins" within the system are now better defined and clearer.

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[nickserv]

Copy is good, but I think we should keep the links so non-members can contact us (for example if there's a question about promotion policies or an unban request from a friend of a banned member) and so members can reuse sessions and settings (including accessibility settings that the user may rely on) from the native client.

[vcarl]

Non-members can use the other contact means, In real terms we've had 127 people, of our 220,000, ever join through here. The link works better for existing members and I'm not concerned about losing this as a source of entrants

[nickserv]

Fair, but I'm still concerned about the latter issue:

members can reuse sessions and settings (including accessibility settings that the user may rely on) from the native client

In my experience most users are primarily using the native Discord client, and therefore direct links are more difficult to open for users that aren't logged in or don't have their preferred settings on web. This likely affects most users to an extent, as Discord doesn't attempt to sync these with the native client.

Alternatively we could also solve these issues using the discord protocol, which unlike invite links will directly open the native client, but not the web client.

[vcarl]

Oh word, it's just a direct swap like discord://discord.com/channels/102860784329052160/106168778013822976? Yeah that's easy. I'll add this, I think with the web URLs linked as a backup