After many controversies, Alisha "d0t4bunny" Sawadiwong has stepped up as the new head administrator for MYM Prime Defending, Prime Defending League and Prime Nations. One of the DotA reporters from SK caught up with her to learn more about the decisions that have been made recently and what it's like being an admin for MYM.

She talks about how she grew into the position of head administrator, what her duties are and how difficult it was to make certain decisions. The interviews sheds light on a lot of confusions the community has expressed on just how administrative work for MYM works.

Here is a snippet of the interview:

Hello Alisha. Please give our audience a short introduction who you are, why you are interested in DotA and how you became part of Meet Your Makers.

Hi everyone, my name is Gessarin Alisha Sawadiwong, I'm 19 years old and currently residing in Copenhagen, Denmark.

I enjoy playing DotA since I started playing it occasionally with reallife friends. It offers a big variety of strategies due to bans, hero picks, item combinations, etc. and that's what I think is so fascinating about it. Also the constant balancing makes the game always a new challenge.

I came to myMYM through ieS basically. When you manage a team, you get in touch with the admins who run the tournament. After a while of helping out there, I decided to join the crew and take part in it actively.

Do you need good connections or any special abilities to become head admin of a tournament like the Prime Defending, or did you simply write an application?

It's something you grow into, through constant commitment and the work you do without asking for any personal benefit. You can't just write applications for such a position, it's neither everybody's task nor something that you can 'fall' into - it would lead to disaster. A good network with connections is beneficiary for such a position, but you cannot base everything on it, since you have to stay objective and neutral.

To read the whole interview, visit SK Gaming !