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mostly wrangling. the project management was mostly people that had contributed a good deal and would be unlikely to have a violent meltdown. there were lots of annoying and overly specific discussions about what was and wasn‘t enforcable from the administrative side of things to the point our rules were becoming miles long with lengthy and contradictory edge cases being cited for nonsense that didn’t really matter. for some reason everyone thought just throwing twice as many admins at the problem would solve all of the admin related issues we were having and the reality was our headmin was being too autistic about making everything black and white to the point nobody wanted to do anything because the book to do it by was ten chapters long
I never got involved in the code too much because I couldn’t be assed to learn it and having to have all the PRs reviewed was too different then what I was used to which was just pushing whatever I wanted to my ss13 server. the admin team frequently failed to communicate with maintainers though which often resulted in admins doing things for behaviors that should have just been hotfixed or programmed out or changed in design.
the only other thing we dealt with was the hub servers and that was just nonstop issues from russian servers and interserver drama