Thank you for your support!! We love you too!! <3 - Kamikawa Hiromi

We hope to be here for a very, very long time! Thank you so much for your support! <3 - Kamikawa Hiromi

Have a great one, Crestfall! You are a wonderful enlisted and a wonderful friend. - Kamikawa Hiromi

Hello! You can absolutely try out if you're interested. We have accommodations for people who have motor problems or anxiety. They simply do a slightly different dance! They still have similar cues, but it's a lot less demanding, and we can work on another choreography for you if that one is still difficult. I'd say it's worth it to try, and there's never any harm if you decide to swap to a fan midway. <3 - Kamikawa Hiromi, General of SANGO

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Thank you!! Your encouragement is absolutely appreciated!! Have a good one! <3 - Kamikawa Hiromi, General of SANGO

Hi, Mayoi! How did you get access to the Internet ..? - Kamikawa Hiromi, General of SANGO

Apparently, my really good response to this wasn't saved... If you mean careers, we don't have them right now, and we don't currently have plans for it. This is because of our events and operation are rather complex, and we'd like to keep it as simple as it can be (which... isn't *very*.) Once we are much more known and our premise is comfortable to people in the community, we will think about adding new things like that. We have months of content planned out already, so it's just a matter of waiting and trying new things. Our timezone will most likely be EST or CST. I haven't decided yet! - Fushigi-san, Creator of SANGŌ

We have an internal waitlist, so we'll add you to it and invite you to the finished server once we open!! Thank you for your support! <3 - Kamikawa Hiromi, Headmaster of SMA

Honestly, I learned Python from school and JS from work. Using sites like W3S and learning how to read documentation for both languages is a good way to start, though. I'd recommend learning Python and then JS; Python is easy, JS will either make you hate all other languages or hate JS. No in between. It's a very complex language ONLY because it has no rules; similar to English. It's why I don't use it unless I absolutely have to, haha. Good luck on your learning either way! I'm sure you'll do great. - Fushigi-san, Creator of SANGŌ

If you were to ask me.. - I'd suggest taking a long time to create a strong theme / reason for existence - A willingness to do more than "normal group activity" and stand out against the crowd - Have something in the group that you can show off and be proud of (in order to make a name for yourself + garner new recruits) - Make sure your events are FUN, not just NEW; put thought into it - Have a very streamlined and thoughtout process for reprimanding people; in fact, have a set of rules that everyone, even yourself, must follow, and figure out exactly what to do when those rules are broken - Make sure you have a level head on your shoulders, and make sure anyone you have on board to help you in running it does too. If you see someone's not pulling their weight, it can lead to other staff doing the same. Have compassion, but know when to put your foot down, even if its your staff - Always remember to listen to your community in some way, let them be a part of building the group just as you and your staff do, even if its small - For the love of god, if you have history in this community, REAL history that can be traced back to a sona of some kind, do not use that sona. Someone somewhere is going to have a problem with you and they will use your past to sabotage your group and your image Always remember that your regiment is what you put into it. Your members are a mirror of yourself and your staff; what you all care for, they will care for in time. The same goes for what you do not care for. If you show a lack of concern for acting professional, your entire group will look like that; if you care less for something, so will your members (this can work in your favor in certain situations, so please remember that.) People follow those in charge, not rules. Finally, if you're wanting a military themed regiment, take it seriously. All of it. Treat every event like it actually matters and the actions taken within it mean something to the story or setting you're trying to paint. Not only does it make your theming more rich but it also makes people pay attention more, interact with the actual regiment rather than their friends. Yes, it's a pony game, and yes, everyone knows it's not real, but when you treat something "silly" like it's actually worthwhile, you will benefit tremendously. It's a feeling we've lost over the years, so it's a lot harder to do these days, but it's *incredible* once you actually get it down. If this didn't answer your question well, I suggest going to my friend, @SuperstitionalRealism (Github) and ask the question on their Atabook. They, like me, have a lot of experience in the community and will be able to give a different perspective on it!! Good luck on your regiment, I hope to partner with you one day. ^^ All of this was /ooc, so.. - Fushigi-san, Creator of SANGŌ

SANGO should be "completed" by the end of this week, if all goes well... Please come help me test our games!! It will be fun I promise Hal... /ooc - Kamikawa Hiromi, your Super Awesome Bakuryō-chō taru Gakuchō