Today's Daily Telegraph

[adm]

It just proves that the staff are only in it for the money - I mean, Al said that popularity is cool - but I figured that was a sarcastic, "uh, if I must" responses.

They really don't care about the public imo.

[2hd.]

So does that make Habbox the first ever habbo fansite mentioned in a national newspaper?

And to think we doubted him.

Anyhow, +rep to Rixn and it was a good read.

[Yggdrasill]

Of course they are only in it for Money, do you think they would be working for Sulake if they didn't get paid?

[2hd.]

Maybe they get paid in credits?

[VersionUpdate]

You seem really desperate to see the word Habbox in a magazine :rolleyes:

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Thanks for screenshot as I couldnt be bortherd to go buy it +rep

[adm]

Even still, without interactions with the public the site would go downhill.

After all, if it wasn't for us, they wouldn't have this job.

And, 2hd - you can't instantly believe someone who comes on here claiming to be a journalists because the amount of idiots we have on here. It's hard to tell...

[James!]

What else would they be in it for? :rolleyes:

It just proves that the staff are only in it for the money - I mean, Al said that popularity is cool - but I figured that was a sarcastic, "uh, if I must" responses.

They really don't care about the public imo.

www.habbohotel.com is the place to go if you like creating virtual characters and have always wanted to run your own hotel, à la Basil Fawlty. Students who have become addicted prefer to spend time in its make-believe bars than in real ones near their universities - and it's easy to pick people up at Habbohotel.

Priceless.

[Fine]

Is it just mine or is the back cover of the magazine upside down

[adm]

^- How professional.

And, yes, that bit is priceless - we are sad.

[You]

lol any mention of meee in there ;p