While there is nothing wrong with this in any way, the only growth I've seen has been through bringing in people who are already friends with someone in the unit or as non ArmA members to play other games like minecraft and other shit that can get run on our server box. The small community I've found myself apart of has turned into the same 20-30 people (really only around 12-16 an op). Who would want to join a Unit that only manages a Squad (4 man FTx2 1SQL 1SQM)of people for an op? When you can just go join one that consistently has over 40 people and do PvP based content. The only downside is since the first unit fractured, we've completely struggled on the recruitment front, ArmA 3 has been out for years now, which means there is a huge community for people to dive into. I've made some of the best friends I've ever had, traveled across the country to meet people several times. It was so much work, and I'm glad we did it because now we have measures in place for all kinds of things If people don't want to come directly to admins they can talk to Unit councilors who are voted on by the community (The only involvement Admins have is a vote, because everyone gets a vote), We've already made amendments to our constitution, based upon community feedback and problems we encountered in our initial wording. We spent weeks putting together a unit constitution, involved anyone who wanted to contribute, voted and ratified it based upon a majority vote. But I experienced this from the first unit I joined, bunch of us left and promised to never let this happen again. I'll start this off by saying I'm not going to say what unit I'm a part of, what level of participation I have in running it and shit.

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