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Welcome to the what now?

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#1
mystara
May 06, 2009 16:04:49 Hello,

Despite being an RPGA member for quite a while now (and having sanctioned and reported several events, taken herald exams and so forth) I have just received several emails - one "welcoming" me to the WPN and another changing my membership notice.

I can't seem to find any mention of this in the forums or on the D&D/RPGA web pages. Has this happened to anyone else? Did I unlock the super-special mode of the RPGA or something?
#2
smerwin29
May 06, 2009 16:26:24 I received the exact same emails. No idea what it means. I don't feel any different.
#3
Herrbard
May 06, 2009 20:33:39 It's probably just some more database "improvements".

I am seriously getting to the point where I wonder if anything will ever be right with the database.

Ever.
#4
Dragon9
May 06, 2009 22:29:28 They were adding access we should have had. For example, previously I had the D&D WPN "membership" and could sanction public games. But if I tried to sanction "Play Materials" I didn't have access. Now that they gave me WPN Coordinator access I can order membership cards. Yay.

Nice to see they're finally straightening something out.
#5
kenobi65
May 06, 2009 23:26:56
I don't feel any different.

"I don't feel tardy!"

(Got the same e-mails. I, too, ascribed them to them adjusting things in the system.)
#6
pedr
May 07, 2009 7:19:05 When the databases merged, I got that bunch of emails, and felt wonderful, as it meant I could finally arrange MapleStory tournaments (are there MapleStory tournaments?!)...

Then I got an email telling me I hadn't been running enough Magic tournaments and my Magic co-ordinator status would be revoked if I didn't run any. Surprisingly, I didn't turn to and organise such a thing, and then discovered that I now only had the RPGA-related ones.

Then they added the WPN ones for D&D public events.

Now they're giving me MapleStory back. How wonderful!

(in short - it doesn't really matter much. I imagine that if you can't do something you want to be able to do, customer service will let you know what you need to do. If the system lets you do things you have no desire to do, well there's no harm there!)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 mystara May 06, 2009 16:04:49	Hello, Despite being an RPGA member for quite a while now (and having sanctioned and reported several events, taken herald exams and so forth) I have just received several emails - one "welcoming" me to the WPN and another changing my membership notice. I can't seem to find any mention of this in the forums or on the D&D/RPGA web pages. Has this happened to anyone else? Did I unlock the super-special mode of the RPGA or something?
#2 smerwin29 May 06, 2009 16:26:24	I received the exact same emails. No idea what it means. I don't feel any different.
#3 Herrbard May 06, 2009 20:33:39	It's probably just some more database "improvements". I am seriously getting to the point where I wonder if anything will ever be right with the database. Ever.
#4 Dragon9 May 06, 2009 22:29:28	They were adding access we should have had. For example, previously I had the D&D WPN "membership" and could sanction public games. But if I tried to sanction "Play Materials" I didn't have access. Now that they gave me WPN Coordinator access I can order membership cards. Yay. Nice to see they're finally straightening something out.
#5 kenobi65 May 06, 2009 23:26:56	I don't feel any different. "I don't feel tardy!" (Got the same e-mails. I, too, ascribed them to them adjusting things in the system.)
#6 pedr May 07, 2009 7:19:05	When the databases merged, I got that bunch of emails, and felt wonderful, as it meant I could finally arrange MapleStory tournaments (are there MapleStory tournaments?!)... Then I got an email telling me I hadn't been running enough Magic tournaments and my Magic co-ordinator status would be revoked if I didn't run any. Surprisingly, I didn't turn to and organise such a thing, and then discovered that I now only had the RPGA-related ones. Then they added the WPN ones for D&D public events. Now they're giving me MapleStory back. How wonderful! (in short - it doesn't really matter much. I imagine that if you can't do something you want to be able to do, customer service will let you know what you need to do. If the system lets you do things you have no desire to do, well there's no harm there!)