habbox whats wrong

[Fingerboots]

DJ-3000 and MissAlice both left, they weren't fired.

And so they should've a long time ago, no one deserves to be treated like Sierk did to them.
ARGH!

[Rarelime]

It is better to leave quietly as you will probably at the end of the day give Habbox a bad name and yourself too

Habbox has a bad name anyway.

Yes, I'm not Anti-Habbox at all. I still enjoy comming on the forums and posting but I think that the way things are run around here, it's all wrong. To me it seems as if Habbox isn't a fansite anymore, it's more of a business. Which in this case is wrong because certian Administrators have banned people who have served Habbox for years / months and contributed alot for the site / community. For example; jrh2002, Mizki, DJ-3000.

Enough from me. :rolleyes:

[Cool-kitten007]

i always admired missalice how much hard work she put into habbox her comps where always Fantastic, I dont even know her but the Comps will never be there same without her

[MissAlice]

i always admired missalice how much hard work she put into habbox her comps where always Fantastic, I dont even know her but the Comps will never be there same without her

Thank you That speaks volumes!
Being Competitions Manager can be a thankless task. It's no easy job, it was also a very lonely job. However it's also very rewarding seeing the poorer Habbo win I looked after competitions for around 18 months. I used to send a private message to each winner of every competition asking them to make a room with a pass which allowed anyone to drop furni. Quite a high proportion of winners couldn't even say thanks, they would just leave the details and expect their prize to be delivered on time as promised. I guess this comes with age and learning to say thanks comes second. Those that did say thanks always brought a smile to my face. Good manners cost nothing right? I worked for Habbox for totally free, I enjoyed what I did. I never once accepted anything from anyone and always insisted something being offered to me be given to Habbox Competitions. Now that is what I call being professional. I would like to think I helped the habbo community so after 18 months I think I am more than entitled to a break

So for the record I left because I wanted to

[---MAD---]

Thank you That speaks volumes!
Being Competitions Manager can be a thankless task. It's no easy job, it was also a very lonely job. However it's also very rewarding seeing the poorer Habbo win I looked after competitions for around 18 months. I used to send a private message to each winner of every competition asking them to make a room with a pass which allowed anyone to drop furni. Quite a high proportion of winners couldn't even say thanks, they would just leave the details and expect their prize to be delivered on time as promised. I guess this comes with age and learning to say thanks comes second. Those that did say thanks always brought a smile to my face. Good manners cost nothing right? I worked for Habbox for totally free, I enjoyed what I did. I never once accepted anything from anyone and always insisted something being offered to me be given to Habbox Competitions. Now that is what I call being professional. I would like to think I helped the habbo community so after 18 months I think I am more than entitled to a break

So for the record I left because I wanted to

Yeah missalice was great.
I understand why some1 in here position needs a break