Organizational Chart:

Big changes are coming to how we structure the administration of the NSL. I’d like to take this opportunity to explain how the system and roles will work.

Head Admin:

1. Direct supervisor to the NA/EU Admins.
2. Settles differences in perspective that may arise between the NA/EU Admins.
3. Works closely with website management to improve the NSL experience for its users.
   
   

Website Management:

1. Providers of the ensl.org website.
2. Supports implementation of requested improvements.
   
   

 NA/EU Admins:

1. Direct supervisors of department admins  per the chart above.
2. NA and EU admin share equal authority over all relevant departments.
3. Settles disputes that arise between department admins and the community. If the NA/EU Admins are unable to agree on a resolution, the Head Admin will make a ruling. Moreover, if the NA/EU Admins agree on a resolution, the Head Admin will not be involved.
4. Works closely with other admins to guide the direction of the NSL.
5. If in agreement with each other, they have the authority to overturn admin decisions.
   
   

 Comp. Mod. Admin:

1. Responsible for organizing and supervising a staff of contributors on the comp. mod. council.
2. Responsible for working with the comp. mod. creator to execute the changes.
3. Oversees the discussions regarding comp. mod. changes.
4. Presents the ideas being discussed by the council to the community, and manages the subsequent feedback to be considered in council discussions.
5. All changes proposed by the comp. mod council must be approved by the NA/EU Admin. If the NA/EU Admins are unable to agree on a resolution, the Head Admin will make a ruling. Similarly, if the NA/EU Admins agree on a resolution, the Head Admin will not be involved.
   
   

 Communications Admin:

1. Responsible for organizing and supervising a staff of moderators for each NSL communication outlet.
2. Responsible for structuring the channels/threads on the NSL communication outlets, such as the website forums, Discord, and TeamSpeak.
3. Responsible for developing and enforcing a set of rules and guidelines pertaining to the communication outlets.
   
   

 Gather Admin:

1. Responsible for organizing and supervising a staff of moderators for the Gather page.
2. Responsible for developing and enforcing a set of rules and guidelines pertaining to Gathers.
   
   

 League Admin:

1. Responsible for organizing and supervising a staff of NSL referees and casters.
2. Responsible for organizing seasonal play and contests in their entirety.
3. Responsible for developing and enforcing a set of rules and guidelines pertaining to League play.
   
   

 What the community can expect:

1. Each admin will be held accountable to their responsibilities.
2. Disputes are to be handled by the corresponding admins, and the decisions of those admins can be appealed to the NA/EU Admins. For example, the Gather Admin is expected to resolve disputes within the gather system. The resulting decision can be appealed to the NA/EU Admins. If the NA/EU Admins are in agreement, the dispute will be settled by them. If the NA/EU Admins disagree, the Head Admin will make a ruling.
3. All final decisions can be considered endorsed by the Head Admin.
   

As Head Admin, it is a privilege to be in this role and I would like to thank the community for being so active and passionate about the game we love to play. I welcome all feedback and criticism and will answer any questions about the organizational structure.