Introduction:
Liveme, a vibrant livestreaming platform, offers an exciting feature called “Leagues.” Leagues are user-created groups that enable influential users to rally others and form a strong community. Within a League, users can explore a range of engaging features to expand and enhance their Liveme experience. Exclusive events and activities specifically organized for Leagues further enrich the sense of belonging and camaraderie. In this article, we will delve into the world of Liveme Leagues, covering everything from creating and joining Leagues to understanding reputation points, activity points, and the powers of League leadership.
What is a League and How to Create One?
A League is a user-created group that fosters collaboration and community within the Liveme platform. To create a League, users must reach level 25 or above, unlocking the privilege to establish their own League. Once eligible, users can proceed to create a League that aligns with their interests and vision, shaping a space for like-minded individuals to connect and interact.
Joining a League:
Users who wish to join a League can explore the League Square, where various Leagues are listed. By browsing through the available options, users can select and apply to join the League that resonates with them. Upon submitting an application, the League administrator reviews and approves the request, granting access to join the League.
Note:
Users can apply to join multiple Leagues simultaneously but can ultimately join only one League.
Leagues can only be joined if they are created in the user’s region. If the League leader and the user are in different regions, joining the League may not be possible.
Understanding Reputation Points:
Reputation points play a crucial role in gauging the strength and prestige of a League. These points represent the sum of all members’ reputation points within the League. Earning reputation points is accomplished by completing League tasks, showcasing active participation and dedication to the League’s objectives.
Will Reputation Points Decrease?
Each League has a monthly reputation target that needs to be maintained. Failure to meet the target results in a deduction of reputation points. The deduction is calculated by subtracting the actual points achieved from the target points. Falling below the required reputation points for a specific level leads to a League downgrade, which affects the privileges available to League members.
In case of a downgrade, the increased maximum number of participants will be frozen, and the League will only allow the maximum number of members applicable to the current level. The ability to accept new members may also be restricted if the number of joining members exceeds the maximum capacity.
Activity Points and Leveling Up:
Activity points measure the individual level of engagement within a League. By completing daily tasks, participants can accumulate personal activity points, reflecting their active involvement. Advancing the League’s level is achieved by reaching the required reputation points for promotion. For more details on League levels, users can refer to the League Level page within Liveme.
Powers of League Leadership:
Within a League, leadership roles hold certain powers and responsibilities:
Leader: The League leader can edit the League’s profile and announcements, assign administrators, process applications, and remove participants.
Administrator: Administrators have the authority to process applications and remove participants.
Leaving a League:
Except for the leader, all participants can choose to leave a League. However, an administrator who leaves forfeits their administrative role. After leaving a League, users can apply to join a new League after a waiting period of 7 days.
Note:
The leader cannot dissolve the League.
Leaving a League results in the cancellation of all personal reputation points earned within that League.
Creating a League: An Opportunity to Cherish
To successfully create a League, a minimum of 5 members must join within 7 days