Potential Badges?

[MKR&*42]

They cant be olympics, Habbo isnt allowed to promote olympics as they are not an official sponsor

They will probably call it "Habbolympics" like back in 2008 .

Nice I suppose, although I'm sure I've seen a badge very similar to those .

[edible]

Paul said they have to be really careful with olympic campaigns due to the whole olympics being heavily trademarked. Will mean more to something else.

[MKR&*42]

@Abdicators; Is this it for the bronze? -

+ badge_name_HOP03=Habbolympics Bronze Medal

Or was that the badge code for the 2008 badge? :L

[Kyle]

@Abdicators; Is this it for the bronze? -

Or was that the badge code for the 2008 badge? :L[/FONT]

those are the 08 ones and the earlier ones are DU1 DU2 DU3

[Abdicators]

@Abdicators; Is this it for the bronze? -

Or was that the badge code for the 2008 badge? :L[/FONT]

That is this badge

[MKR&*42]

those are the 08 ones and the earlier ones are DU1 DU2 DU3

That is this badge

Oh right, thank you both. Should have known it was an older version tbh

[xxMATTGxx]

@PaulLaFo Why to have lied to me when you said to me that there would be no event on the games Olympic!?

@Dum_Fr The staff gave me a nice surprise!

https://twitter.com/PaulLaFo/status/225628627356762112

[Red]

makes me miss my habbowealth badge
they are nice though!

[MatthewRMG]

They can use the word 'Olympics' provided they don't create an association in the mind of the reasonable person between Habbo/Sulake and the London Olympics. Habblympics might be borderline (in terms of word usage) but as long as they don't say anything like "Supporting the 2012 Games" or "Supporting the Summer of Sports!" or something, then they are fine. There's a whole list of words you're not allowed to use: usage of a word from Group 1 and a word from Group 2 OR two words from Group 1 OR two words from Group 2 = illegal (in the UK, at least, temporarily due to special laws enacted for the Olympics).

It's why companies using social media have to be extra careful for the next few weeks to ensure they're not seen to be associating themselves with the Olympics - even things like "We support the Olympics!" or "Supporting Team GB" are currently illegal because they imply an association between the company/person making the remark and the 2012 Olympics - there are a bunch of exclusions (generally relating to reporting, criticism, commentary, etc.) but none of those would apply to Habbo/Sulake.

[Fifty-Six]

Badges look really nice but I don't get what the brown things no the top of them are... ears? Haha that's what they look like to me