Re: [werewolf] WHAT?!?

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Okay. I think my words were kind of stupid now. :-)

Why didn't I ever consider that it might be a private game? Sorry for the interruption in service, now everyone can go ahead and continue to sign up for game 232. :-)

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Richard Rognlie" <rrognlie@gamerz.net>
> To: werewolf-users@gamerz.net
> Subject: Re: [werewolf] WHAT?!?
> Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 06:29:43 -0400
> 
> 
> > Look at this here. I found this when I did the "werewolf list" 
> > command on the PBeM server.
> >
> > 233  stphn cons yalie howiec amazinz21* cphish* villager2*
> >
> > So somebody started a game, then after a few random people just 
> > happened to find it, began it without even notifying ANYONE? I 
> > mean,
> > he may not know about werewolf-users, but then, he could have at least
> > announced it in all the recently finished games. Of all the imputence!
> >
> > A message to whoever did this: next time announce your games 
> > before starting them!
> 
> not necessary.   howiec asked me how to start a private werewolf game.
> I told him to set it up and not announce it.  He did just that.
> 
> that some others happened to join...  la vie.   I can't stop that given
> the current setup.
> 
> It's a free server.   Just relax.
> 
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