New habbo fansite planning.

[Rachel]

You should stick with Habbox there are very many open job opportunities etc but if you want to then go ahead just don't steal our members ok pls and thanks. We're lacking events as it is considering we don't have enough open nowadays; there's probably only like three events hosted in a day and it totally isn't enough we need new events staff + new members so please remain loyal towards us whilst we try hard to find new members for the fansite. Thank you. *Tosses hair.*

Oh you still might see a few staff/members from Habbox joining or get invited to join the fansite. Besides even if you work at Habbox, they are allowed to work at another fansite as long as they stay dedicated but most fansites I have seen doesn't allow that.

[akeel$]

I'm associated with HabHome yet spend like all my time with Habbox and populate it etc.

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srry doublepost x

[Blazingconnor]

And i won't be stealing anyone lol

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@Akeel How old are you?

[wordofwisdom]

if you played habbo you'd get better understanding of how to gain lsitners ETC

[akeel$]

And i won't be stealing anyone lol

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@Akeel How old are you?

Why does that matter lmfao. And awkk I don't even go to HabHome anymore considering I got events host for Habbox.

[Zak]

I also agree with pasta, you'll probably need to be an active player within the community for this to work. People aren't going to sign up to your forum and run it for you without any knowledge of who you are. It probably needs some sort of following to become established.

How would you advertise the site once it was complete? I know an advert on here wouldn't get my interest.

[wordofwisdom]

i have to say i [2] that

[Rachel]

If you want your fansite to grow you will have to go and promote on Habbo .... but good luck with it anyways

[UnrealGoffEmo]

Sounds a good idea O.P - bringing the community and lovers of the great Habbo together.

Sounds good deffo

[Coder]

Nice idea, do you have skype ? might be interested