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nline. During this time, there generally would be some toxic/misbehaving player(s) on, which means that there is no-one to sort these type of players out during this time.
Seeing as I am on (a-lot), I would be able to help make the Prison experience more enjoyable and peaceful by being able to maintain the Prison server during this time - as well as every other time I am online.

2) Describe how you think you could make a difference on CycloneNetwork as a Helper:
Seeing as I have plenty of time on my hands, I will be more capable to fill in those times that no staff are on. This is great for when other staff members need to go to sleep or school - My time zone will also be great for this, as I am generally on whilst there is a lack of staff

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