Does Nobody Check the IP Exemptions Anymore?

[Komayto]

I have just a few extra questions about this process for anyone with experience to answer.

How exactly would one know if they were granted an exemption? Is the requester notified in any overt way? Or do you just try and see if you can log in? I've been afraid to try just thinking I'm not yet authorized and might unintentionally raise a red flag/false positive for the staff.

Followed the prescribed format to a "T" and it's been over a month. Not that I'm complaining, I'm a patient person and have other stuff to do/games to play; but I fear my family member is starting to lose interest in duo'ing.

[Jimjam]

Your petition will likely be moved to resolved and you'll have a reply notifying you of the granted exemption.

[Baler]

They set the date back by the number of posts these threads get.
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[runauch]

I'll try that, thanks.

[runauch]

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[nurrburt]

How long does it normally take between batches? We've been waiting for over a month now.

[casovar]

Three years ago I got a response the next day for my oldest son. It has been over two months of waiting to get one for my middle son and a second account for me. If they are that short handed I would be happy to volunteer to do exemptions. Makes me wonder if they are far more complicated to do and that's why they get put off so long though.

[Thulack]

Originally Posted by casovar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Three years ago I got a response the next day for my oldest son. It has been over two months of waiting to get one for my middle son and a second account for me. If they are that short handed I would be happy to volunteer to do exemptions. Makes me wonder if they are far more complicated to do and that's why they get put off so long though.

They arent complicated to do but they arent going to let some random person do them either. They dont bring people into the fold just to do one thing.

[Keykey]

Thulack...you write like a person that knows too much. Did you give in to the pressure AFTER I left?

They COULD recruit one person to do them. It is a busy, continuous task. I don't know anyone who would WANT to do them every day for a long period of time.

They suck. They aren't complicated but they are time consuming and annoying.

I think it's important to keep them up to date, obviously. Most of the requests are from new players, and again in my opinion, keep the server growing.

I REALLY get annoyed with the "No bump" bullshit.

https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...2&postcount=15

[Thulack]

Originally Posted by Keykey [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Thulack...you write like a person that knows too much. Did you give in to the pressure AFTER I left?

They COULD recruit one person to do them. It is a busy, continuous task. I don't know anyone who would WANT to do them every day for a long period of time.

They suck. They aren't complicated but they are time consuming and annoying.

I think it's important to keep them up to date, obviously. Most of the requests are from new players, and again in my opinion, keep the server growing.

I REALLY get annoyed with the "No bump" bullshit.

https://www.project1999.com/forums/s...2&postcount=15

I just know when i applied to be a guide i didnt want to handle certain parts of the gameplay(namely i didnt want anything to do with the raid scene because i still had friends in the guilds and didnt want a conflict of interest to arise). I was told that if i was in the program that you would have to deal with whatever was given to you basically. It could be different now or it could be a whole different story for forum work but i know database access was very strict in who received it and i would think this would fall under that category. Again though i could be completely wrong and i'm just rambling nonsense.