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Yes, i that my user who posted the mud Dragonball The Last Saga has lost its ownership i would like it back due to the fact that i need to change info on it thx

Shaggy (now known as Exdeath)
my user is Shaggy12

Offtopic: I can barely even make out the intent of your post. When addressing anyone, specifically Icculus, take the five seconds it takes to do so to make your post legible. Also all cap titles are just annoying, period.

Ontopic: It is not the policy here to change the ownership of mud listings. I could claim I am the owner of any number of muds to sabotage their listing, it just doesn't work that way.

Ontopic: It is not the policy here to change the ownership of mud listings. I could claim I am the owner of any number of muds to sabotage their listing, it just doesn't work that way.

I had an issue with ownership of a listing and a quick e-mail to an Admin as well as following the steps to prove I'm the owner of said listing were done.

Basically I had to modify the MOTD and Greeting. It's not an unreasonable request, though I do agree about his poor writing.

Basically I had to modify the MOTD and Greeting. It's not an unreasonable request, though I do agree about his poor writing.

Odd. Shocked he'd do that, guess it's not wholly bad, but then again still seems to me that a few members of your staff could have the ability to do that, not just the owner. Or I could make a mud with the same name as one listed. Change its greeting and MOTD to list my username. Then send him an email stating it'd changed ports and give him the port I listed so that I'd get access to the listing.

Don't be so anal i still have the original mud on said host and port of the mudconnect listing i just need it so i can move to another server without people getting confused. Sure i could have taken more time and wrote out more of what i meant but it was more an issue of haste. If he does Eventually read this it wouldn't let me email him yahoo sent me a mailer demon saying that the email address did not exist. So there I have taken the time and wish for you two not to make such a big deal about it.

I'll be as anal as I choose. If you got a daemon error you sent it to the wrong email address, his email is admin@mudconnect.com.

Usually all ya have to do to get a mudlisting transferred to your login is one of the following:

1) Get person who listed the mud to do a hosting transfer request.

2) Email Admin@mudconnector.com explaining the problems with the listing.

3) Stick your current email address linked to your mudconnector username on the greeting of the mud.

I had issues where an ex immortal of mine listed my mud on mudconnector, and then refused to transfer it to my user when he left the mud. I explained this to Icculus proved that i was infact the rightful owner of the mud and he transferred it to my account.

Maybe an email explaining the circumstances and why you need to the listing transferred to your user account wouldve been more fitting than posting a message on "TMC FAQ" with the title "ADMINS OF MUDCONNECT" as i doubt this will help your transferral :)

Tijer