Meet the leaders
Find out what we are, how we work, and who we are. Space created by us, the English Server Leaders on Plato.
This is our badge for the English server. Each color represents a different server.
- Who we are
- What we do
- What we don't do
What is a leader?
A Plato leader is, first and foremost, a volunteer. No pay, no official title inside the company, and definitely not someone whose job is to watch every message sent in a room.
What a leader actually does is hold a community together: help whoever shows up lost, listen to what people have to say, and make sure that feedback actually reaches the people building the game. Above all, a leader is a bridge between players and the Plato team.
How do you become one?
There's no form to fill out, no formal process. Leaders are hand-picked, based on what someone is already contributing to their community.
What actually counts is consistency: showing up, helping without being asked, and adding something real to the server over time, not just appearing when it's convenient.
You can still express your interest in becoming a leader through the form at the end, and we'll keep it in mind for the future.
Who are we?
What we don't do as leaders
The leader role isn't meant for this:
- We don't live glued to every room watching every message. Moderating chat is, quite literally, last on our list of priorities.
- We don't request a ban because someone rubbed us the wrong way or there was a chat argument. A ban request needs a real reason and real evidence.
- We don't play favorites with anyone, or settle personal fights.