THE NEW DOM, written by CarissaFrazis
Now, you're probably reading this and thinking; “New DOM? What do you mean new DOM?!” or “What the hell is the DOM”. So let me fill you in… The Department of Ministry WAS a special unit that evaluates the Leadership division and above in which it will prepare them towards Office of Administration or Owner responsibilities… but they have changed.
I talked to the Owner of the Department and this is what she had to say about her new department; The Department of Media.
“The Department of Ministry turned Department of Media now manages the @OfficialHabboUN Twitter account to keep our members updated and connected on a deeper level.
The aim of this unit is to bring our members together to create an environment that they feel comfortable in despite of rank. We have a Twitter page to involve those who are less likely to participate in in-base games hosted by the DOE so that they might have a chance to win prizes and feel welcomed into our little society.
We accept all members ranked HM+ and would encourage them to create a Twitter account for themselves to really be able to socialise with our UN family.
With the Department of Ministry being known for keeping the UN fair and just, agents weren’t appealed to join and were faced with the idea that our tasks are time-consuming. So with this in mind, Cindy decided to give the DOM a fresh start and created the Department of Media. In my opinion, this is a much friendlier approach to the UN and I think we’re already off to a great start. We currently have 7 members on board with us and are definitely excited to seek more.
This special unit comprises of 8 main task components that our members are able to alternate between each month. Namely, the DOE & DOR Reporters, Activities team, Twitter Competition team, News team, Giveaway team and last but not least our #UNmoments team. Details of these components will not be disclosed of course, but you are welcome to find out more by joining our DOM family! ;)
We are determined in keeping our members connected all around the UN to ensure no one gets left behind. Ohana means family, and family means no one gets left behind, am I right?”
Yes, she is right. If you are interested in joining please talk to “Muva.”