HabboxLive Feedback

[Logandyer45]

No because we don't deal with stuff about ourselves


Then what were you hoping to come of your post? I'm all for feedback but I'm not sure what we can do based on your post because, as you've said, we know about it already


It was complaints about two DJs, not feedback

Its sorta both cause I am showing how Managers are showing SO MUCH favouritetism to others. Also, how MOST of the DJ's act behind the computer. I do recall seeing "The DJS are fab" or something in that ballpark.


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[MKR&*42]

yesss ;love tje profiles
nwo force ur djs to fill em in and get em known to ppl please

is it only jsut me who cant se habbo images on hxl stlaff list then

it's a common problem, you just have to clear your cache everytime if you wanna see them.

[Gina]

it's a common problem, you just have to clear your cache everytime if you wanna see them.

o how rubbish than kk u

[DJVeni98]

It was complaints about two DJs, not feedback

Well he was giving you feedback on how those DJ's are through Feedback

[Richie]

I think that management should make a list of every single DJ and require them when they do their slot to send at least one of their shows to management by recording it through Stream Archive. They should be then assessed on microphone quality, song quality and overall show quality and then after listening they should have a tick or a cross next to their name, tick they stay, cross they're fired until they improve.

I know it's harsh but yeah.. :/

Meh it's all a bit of fun, it seems a bit drastic to track every single show looking for fault. It'd be an annoyance for both the presenter and the person looking through the clips.

I don't keep up to date with habboxlive anymore. I've always been one to complain about the radio lacking quality but clearly from past threads, improvements to radio quality doesn't make a massive difference when it comes to listener count (well from what I read in this thread) as here we are again. The difference between the radio now and the radio when it was in its prime, isn't down the quality, it isn't down to the lack of competitions / events and it definitely isn't down to the staff / management as there's constant change, yet this thread continuously gets re-posted. I don't know about all of you but the difference between habbo then and now for me is, it was fun before, it's not really entertaining anymore, it has fizzed out for most. I don't think people care too much for virtual items on the hotel anymore. Perhaps there's a few users that have only just started to play and want furniture but the vast majority have been playing for years. People just don't seem too bothered with items in game so the hype for a prize is dead. I'm not saying go all anti-habbo. That'd be stupid. I'm just saying, instead of putting everyone's main focus on advertising giveaways,, why not focus on something that the people actually want, to be entertained. Furni worked before as people wanted it, it was entertaining, habbo was popular, it was a different era, that doesn't work anymore.

Take this for example, one of the presenters a year or so ago contacted youtubers and spoke to them on air, people liked that, it was entertaining, they got to hear some of the people they more than likely watch religiously on youtube. It also brought in a huge audience that probably never played habbo before. This doesn't mean I'm saying everyone should go & spam their favorite youtubers inbox. That's just an example. I just think habbo should be used more so as an interaction tool rather than a shows main focus. When I listen in, every other voice break after a song is telling me I should get on habbo, which would be fine once or twice in a show as it's an advertisement but if an advertisement is a shows main focus, then why would people listen, it's boring.

Maybe this is a bad analogy but just say I started to watch a 15 minute ShayCarl video and the title of the video was 'Leave a comment, hit the like button' and throughout the entire video he just pointed out how important it is and how much I am going to miss out on if I don't leave a comment on his video. Would you find that entertaining? Would you watch the video again? I'd much rather hear him announce his advertisement at the start of the video, then do what he set out to do, entertain.

Create discussions, talk about music, chat about what's happening on the forum, have fun, I know that can be hard if no one gets involved but do you honestly think people send messages into low end FM live radios at 4am in the morning? most of them presenters create a discussions in hope someone replies, if no one does, they don't just scrap the discussion, they make up messages by made up people. There's nothing worse than listening to a radio that feels no one else is listening to. A tip from a presenter I seen on a different forum was 'speak to your 5 listeners as if you were talking to 500 listeners.' Which makes sense. That's why I also didn't really ever like the idea of actively showing the listeners to people visiting the website. It worked before as we had 100+ listeners. If a person tunes in and thinks you're talking to 500 people they're going to stick around, if they know it's ghost town, they'll be gone in a flash.

Anyway, I dunno that's just how I feel it works. It worked much better for me when I had a low listener count on a online radio @Calvin; and I owned, when I started speaking to the listeners as if I was speaking to a large audience it pulled people in. It also made a few Irish bands think we were a popular online radio station so they asked us to play a few of their tracks (I did feel quite bad at one stage but that's radio). I'm no expert though, that just worked for me.


Holy crap I just wrote a novel, my bad, peace.

[FlyingJesus]

That was a really long way of saying oi DJs get involved with the bloody community

[Inseriousity.]

I don't agree with the first part.
The Habbox community doesn't care that much for virtual items because they are older and have been playing for years. The Habbo community in general can go nuts over a poorly-designed badge that they won't even wear and has no value whatsoever just because they have to have it to their collection.

Despite that yes getting involved with the community is the top tip for every department not just HxL

[ItsMeerken]

Gonna miss this Gina, Sorry to hear that you are going and all the best for your exams and dont break the cast again enjoy the rest of your summer and its been great speaking to you since i started
BYE BYE x

[Slopure]

See the moral issue is that it's not just the radio that is lacking TBH ~ like Gina had said the radios peak is 15-23 listeners when it use to be 60+. I do agree the quality is going down a abit due to new DJs who are new to DJing. But the issue here is the site itself, we've had the same site design since I've been here! That was many years ago, it gets boring to go to Habbox site it's all boring and the same; I've no reason to browse around it. You gotta notice how many new amazing fansites are coming out with these amazing designs... an example is HabboQuests! If we bloody hell got a new design then I'm sure people would love to tune into our radio and poke around the site. The moral question is what makes Habbox stand out from other fansites? Rare Vaules??? I've heard about other sites starting to do it and no one really relys on Habbox anymore for it. Habbox needs to change first before you can except to draw a crowd in!


~Fansite Experiance

[nvrspk4]

See the moral issue is that it's not just the radio that is lacking TBH ~ like Gina had said the radios peak is 15-23 listeners when it use to be 60+. I do agree the quality is going down a abit due to new DJs who are new to DJing. But the issue here is the site itself, we've had the same site design since I've been here! That was many years ago, it gets boring to go to Habbox site it's all boring and the same; I've no reason to browse around it. You gotta notice how many new amazing fansites are coming out with these amazing designs... an example is HabboQuests! If we bloody hell got a new design then I'm sure people would love to tune into our radio and poke around the site. The moral question is what makes Habbox stand out from other fansites? Rare Vaules??? I've heard about other sites starting to do it and no one really relys on Habbox anymore for it. Habbox needs to change first before you can except to draw a crowd in!


~Fansite Experiance

I'm not quite sure how it's a moral problem but I don't think it makes sense that the only reason people aren't listening because the site isn't nice to look at. Radio DJs have always been able to attract crowds, gain fans, and spread their fanbase - it just seems like it's not happening as much. Sure if Habbox isn't as good content-wise then there are less people discovering the new service but you also have to look at why DJs aren't attracting or retaining fans.