Habbox Events Staff Feedback

[LiquidLuck.]

How difficult can it be? The manager decides whether spelling is allowed and if people can come back in. I could write them in about 10 seconds flat, it just makes it fair.... ofc people are going to complain, it's habbox, but at least it's fair. Not everyone has the same 'moral sense' that you do, and favour their friends.

But favouring someone is already against the rules. That is something everyone knows. That's the reason CC or Present Trap is not allowed. If someone does it, they should get a warning. It's all about the Events Organiser's discretion and try to follow the Handbook as much as possible.. S:

[Jurv]

i completely agree with @laura;. i remember there being quite a few problems in regards to how certain games were played when i was manager and it would be a good idea if all rules were kept consistent in terms of spelling mistakes, people disconnecting and what-not. not only would it make it easier for the host, but it would make it easier for management dealing with these sort of complaints too. if rules were enforced and repeated before the event started where can you go wrong?

[FlyingJesus]

It's all about the Events Organiser's discretion and try to follow the Handbook as much as possible.. S:

...Which would be far easier for everyone (staff and clients alike) if such a handbook had set in stone rules regarding certain situations

[lawrawrrr]

But favouring someone is already against the rules. That is something everyone knows. That's the reason CC or Present Trap is not allowed. If someone does it, they should get a warning. It's all about the Events Organiser's discretion and try to follow the Handbook as much as possible.. S:

yes..... doesn't stop them doing it though? if there are set-in-stone rules then people who break them can be warned. atm organisers could favour friends and have nothing done about it, not being able to prove it!!

i completely agree with @laura;. i remember there being quite a few problems in regards to how certain games were played when i was manager and it would be a good idea if all rules were kept consistent in terms of spelling mistakes, people disconnecting and what-not. not only would it make it easier for the host, but it would make it easier for management dealing with these sort of complaints too. if rules were enforced and repeated before the event started where can you go wrong?

it's less likely to bring complaints if the rules are the same for every event, unless an organiser breaks this (in which case they can be punished)

[LiquidLuck.]

yes..... doesn't stop them doing it though? if there are set-in-stone rules then people who break them can be warned. atm organisers could favour friends and have nothing done about it, not being able to prove it!!

But so could competitions or HxL in their own competitions.. I think that what should exist is like Managers checking up with clones on events to see how hosts treat them. S: Ik it's a lack of trust but at least less people from outside the Department would complain if those that need warnings get them.

[FlyingJesus]

Do you really believe that it would be easier to give management an extra role that actively requires them to attend each event "just in case" than it would be to implement new rules

[The Don]

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OT; I have made numerous complaints and even PM'd the events manager with a screenshot where the host admitted they were not following the rules yet I didn't even receive a response

[Kardan]

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OT; I have made numerous complaints and even PM'd the events manager with a screenshot where the host admitted they were not following the rules yet I didn't even receive a response

I've also PM'ed the events manager in the past with no response, and the reason I got from other staff members is 'He's new' (This was a few weeks ago) and 'We have better things to do with our time than reply to every little pathetic complaint we get', so I'm really not surprised by this. I also brought this up a few days ago, but nothing was said about the comments I got. There's not much use with complaining about events, nothing gets done.

[Grig]

Tom, Kardan and Don make the most sense. It's silly. You can ramble on with some crap, but the fact is this discretion is so out of place that quite a few events hosts simply use absolute dumb logic. Sadly, if this was an ideal world, everyone would have logic. But it's not, so there need to be some guidelines.

It's also sad that bias is involved, topped upon with some idiotic discrepancy. The icing of the cake is feedback cannot be taken it seems :s.

[Chippiewill]

I didn't even receive a response

PM matt if a manager doesn't respond to PMs within 7 days