goofyduck1 wrote:In order to flag a user's room to alert Customer Service for their intervention, first visit the offending person's hotel room. Then, above their friend's list you will see a bar - "random room/flag/share/help". Click on "flag". It will open a window where you have the option of clicking on either "bad language", "inappropriate profile picture" or "spamming." In the instance of titicat's room, it would be "inappropriate profile picture." You may flag any person's room that fall under the categories listed. For those who want to flag this particularly offensive room, the link is Titicat's Hotel. Posting on the offender's wall will not garner the attention of Customer Service like the "flag" will, although commenting on the message board that he is being flagged will certainly get the message across to the offender that his hotel room and avatar are completely inappropriate and that he is getting the attention of iWin and will be subject to disciplinary action and/or expulsion from the hotel. Thanks - Goofy

nia2795 wrote:I just sent an email to CJ Wolf, who is apparently the CEO of iWin. It may be returned because I don't know if it was the correct email address. There is also a CJ Wolf on Facebook with a lot of iwin games as pages. I sent him a message too. Don't know if that CJ Wolf and the CEO is one in the same....and yes I sent a screen shot of the perverts room... I saw a post early that no one should take screen shots of someone's room.. Whatever.. Mr. CEO needs to know.

lionesss24 wrote:well so nice to see it was corrected , but not suspended, too bad......

007ofnine wrote:

Bradford321 wrote:I wish they have porn on this web site

Bradford, I seriously hope you're joking, cos otherwise you're in the wrong place!
If that was a joke, it wasn't funny, and it was inappropriate.

tishvone55 wrote:the player scumptiousgirl made the remark that she was leaving the room because she could not stand to look at that black face. that was not right. this happend tonight'i was very upset. tishvone55

acfranks wrote:Does anyone know of a way where I can disallow someone to add me as a friend to their Friends List? Kind of like how they do it on MySpace, for example. I am seeing 7-yr-olds (and other kids more than 3 to 4 times less my age--we simply don't have anything in common) as well as men who are leaving less-than-flattering comments on my Message Wall adding me to their Friends List, and I can't take myself off of someone else's list. Unfortunately, I don't think this feature exists yet, but I thought I'd ask the question and throw the topic out there for consideration.

Along the same lines, I think it would be a good idea to allow us to filter thecthat people add to our Message Walls. I would like the ability to allow or disallow adding certain comments to my Message Wall and certain people to my Friends List because I am starting to see some really rude and vulgar comments show up not only on my Message Wall but on that of other people's. And I'm stating to see pornography enter the Hotel through such comments. Most of it seems to be coming from kids right now, but it will very quickly lead to adults harrassing other adults.

Anne: Are you guys currently developing any features such as the ones I've described to help keep the Hotel a clean, safe, fun place for adults and kids to play in? Are you planning on having something that is for the kids only where they can congregate with each other instead of trying to make friends with people who are 20+years older than them?

All I can do at this point is take a screen shot of the vulgar comments, harassment against anyone including cat fights amongst kids, any lewd or lascivious comments left on Message Walls, etc. and turn them in via the trouble ticket system. I am also concerned about people uploading questionable pictures or downright unacceptible types of pictures to the new custom-expressions picture frames. Likewise, I am concerned about people linking their "magic doors" to dangerous outside links, such as to porno sites or sites that might atuomatically download virus to your computer, etc. I would hope that no one in the Hotel would do that, and I do not believe that the core group of people who hang out in the forums and have gotten to know each other a bit and are familiar with each other's screen names would participate in such activity. But, like I said at the beginning of this post, I am already seeing it happen with people and kids I have never come across before in the Hotel. I am sure there are many, many more people in the Hotel and reading the Forums than any of us really know. So what measures, if any, are you guys at iWin putting in place to safeguard everyone from such things?

And along those lines, would it be possible for those people who are using the "magic doors" responsibly give some sort of indication in the mouse-over description of where the link takes us? That way, I won't be afraid to click on someone's door to see where it goes.

And one more thing: I really think it would be a good idea if iWin would add a button to each post in the forums that would allow anyone to click it if they find a particular post Offensive. As of right now, there is no way to do that. And most forums do have that feature. That would cut down on trouble tickets about that topic alone and could feed into Anne's "watch group" over the forums, and the offensive posts could be handled appropriately by the appropriate iWin staff.

And totally off-topic (sorry): Is there any way to add spell check to the Forums when we're typing our posts? I'm sure this has already been asked, so forgive me for the redundancy. I just don't know if it's possible and, if it is, is iWin is working on including it as a feature in a future upgrade of the Forums.

Just a few ideas and thoughts to ponder.... Thanks for listening.

Cheers,
Christina

makmeluvit wrote: All I can say is, parents, own up and know what your kids are doing online. iwin and any other site for that matter should not be expected to be your personal babysitter. Yeah, I'm that annoying mom, with my chin on my kids shoulder! you should be too!