[tiefling lesbian]

While it is good to be able to have a third admin for those specific reasons, it seems like one of the main points you had applied was to fill that gap in and give responses, which is something you can already do as a mod by giving responses for bans, appeals, and staff threads by giving important input into decision making as you stated or community issues/matters.

That's all well and good, but at the end of the day admins have to read through all of the threads and feedback and come to a final decision amongst themselves, which can take some time when there's a lot of threads with a lot of feedback. My goal is to be able to keep more active tabs on these discussions from an admin level and help come to that final decision a bit faster, whether it's by helping settle stalemates, filling in as a 2nd opinion when another admin is unavailable, or taking lead on matters that need some spare attention.

The other main thing I wanted to point out is the ability to "test" or "work" on plugins or weapon changes/balances. I do believe you wouldn't really need to work on them "efficiently" or "extensively" based on previous staff members who were part of the development team that were able to test out these plugins/weapon changes. Another thing I believe that you can already do as mod as you stated, which wouldnt really need admin perms to test unless to specifically implement them. What "specifically" would you be able to do with the admin perms in question to do what you want that you can't do already as mod? 

Bryan used to be much more active in working with those staff to upload things to the test server and host testing parties, which is a role I could fill as admin with a bit of learning now that he's less than active. While yes I can try pestering Chibill to set everything up or wrangling Bryan to get on, that slows the whole process down and takes away free time they could be using for other things.