What happened to my thread about fraternities?
I thought that thread had a lot of questions and answers about fraternities and it was very helpful for me and probably other ones who were thinking of joining fraternities. I don't know why that thread got deleted though. :confused: I don't remember seeing anything offensive or illegal in that thread. :confused:
Why is it that when there are 1000s of threads about sororities and I open 1 thread about fraternities my thread gets deleted? |
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By the way, we're totally cool with you asking fraternity questions, the only difficult part is that there isn't a universal standard for fraternity recruitment (like formal recruitment for NPC sororities) but people will give you the best advice they can. AND use judgement in what you believe. |
I totally agree with you. I just wish there was one big thread about fraternities where all the questions and answers are combined together so whenever someone had a question he could ask it in that thread and also read the other answers as well. Then we wouldn't need to open a number of new threads for new questions. :)
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They'll delete 90% of the things you write, offensive or not.
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That would be a collective YOU meaning you the fratties. He's not included in the fratties. |
Well, rename this one Fraternity Rush and if we make it worthwhile we could get a sticky.
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I'm actually of the opinion that this forum could use a "Fraternity Rush" subforum, as the few fraternity-oriented threads seem to get pushed out very quickly by the overwhelming quantity of sorority discussions.
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Can anyone explain the difference between formal recruitment and informal recruitment once more? I think sororities usually use formal recruitment while fraternities use informal recruitment.
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Informal recruitment is "hey come with us to Hooters/ski trip/movie night etc." and then you hit a point where you specifically are invited back and voted on and potentially extended a bid. |
Also, at some schools, there is no bid day. Some southern schools have almost their entire pledge classes before formal rush even starts.
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Forgot to mention: you're right, sororities (NPC) use formal recruitment once a year, but some may use informal recruitment throughout the year to get even more girls.
Fraternities use informal, sometimes as informally as shinerbocks above and some do it strictly during the 2 or 3 weeks of fraternity rush. |
I imagine however if you're rushing in california, you'll have some sort of bid night. I can't imagine a state school in california would have such an informal rush.
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Thanks for the helpful information. How about advantages and disadvantages of both styles of recruitment? Which one is more rushee-friendly?
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here is what the website says, so i think they are not very formal: Quote:
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