Leader

Not to be confused with successor, a designated next hostLeader:A leader (lee·dur) is a headmate whose role is to hold executive power. What this means will vary depending on the system. A leader may possess the ability to make important decisions, approve or veto votes, break ties, assign tasks and responsibilities to others, or generally be seen as a voice of guidance and authority. A leader is not a dictator, however: they may be voted into or out of their position depending on their trustworthiness and performance. A leader provides direction and stability, and exhibits positive leadership qualities, such as collaboration, communication, innovation, etc.

Term Origins
A leader is defined as “a person or thing that leads; a guiding or directing head.”

Related Terms
A leader may or may not serve as a primary fronter/outernaut and/or manager/conductor for their system.

They may control who fronts like a gatekeeper.

If a leader has final say in decisions, they may be considered an ordemate.

Depending on the system’s level of reliance on the leader, they may be considered an officium and/or a main.

History
This page was created by the Felight system in April 2023, however, the concepts of systems having a leader or administrator most likely predates this page by many years.