{Laughter} wrote:Yes we do c: Its still the best way to make sure someone knows about their newbie.
Thanks for the PM, guys. Never would I have known! What do we do if our Newbie is COPPA'd?
COPPA'd newbies can't post on the thread, and since there would be no means for us to have adopters communicate with them its rather hard to adopt them out. I know a lot of COPPA'd users have older siblings to help them out (and may have brought them to CS in the first place) But since communicating through oekakis (the only place they can post) would probably be spam, and there is no other easy way of talking to them we really can't do anything other then provide a good FAQ for them and provide links to other guides around CS.
But we always encourage helping out COPPA'ds if you get trades from them and they seem to be struggling with what is or isn't fair. They can still read what you write so you can always kindly explain it to them and send a more reasonable trade back.
(Oh and last thought, some COPPA'd will communicate to you through pet names in trades, you have to click the pets to see the name though. Thats usually the first thing I check when getting a trade from a COPPA'd member)
tldr; You can't be assigned a COPPA'd newbies cause they can't post their form here, so its nothing to worry about.
More Than Conquerors wrote:Dumble-Dora wrote:My newbie looked at my message, but never responded. May I be placed back at the top of the list?
I think that to adopt again, you have to be put at the bottom, just like everyone else.
Actually if you didn't answer any questions from your newbie, then you can be put at the top of the list since you've already waited a good while and didn't get the chance to help your newbie.
@More Than Conquerors: We do prefer that adopter questions are left to thread-mods, so wrong answers aren't given when we aren't around (not angry or anything just letting you know) Our system tends to get a little complex or fuzzy in some areas and its just better to be left to us since we know it inside and out by now.