So I posted my imvu shop link to my youtube profile, and 2 of my friends from there got curious and made an imvu account. didn't hear from one, but the other told me about trying to join chatrooms and getting getting instantly kicked out of one, and the other gave him a mic, and he got booted right away after saying hi. I assumed it's because he was wearing one of the female avatars they can get from signing up, and his voice was male, so the room owner freaked out. I tried to tell him about the hangout room, but he was too distracted by all the other room options, plus he was pretty discouraged by the experience all together because of those 2 room owners.
I tried to invite him to mine, he had fun exploring it, but I couldn't move or type fast enough due to all the sudden lag I was experiencing (I was on the next browser where I usually don't lag), so we left. I tried to offer to take him shopping the next day, he's really not interested as the first impression was a bust. I really think the public rooms shouldn't be available for new users, the community isn't mature enough to welcome new members.
Since there are so many loyal members looking for opportunities to volunteer, why not select a team to host public rooms instead of just the hangout room? and lock new users view to just these safe places? I know many older users like making new accounts, perhaps can offer them to connect to their main accounts so they can bypass this and keep the connection private.
Dia
it also made his iphone really hot and ate up all his ram. i know I'm use to imvu, but to a new user, this seems pretty intimidating and I'd like to see more people come and stay.
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UglyDollposted
about 5 hours ago
If someone needs a nanny to shield them from society then that person isn't mature enough to be around society.
IMVU isn't for immature cry babies with a thin and sensitive skin.
So I posted my imvu shop link to my youtube profile, and 2 of my friends from there got curious and made an imvu account. didn't hear from one, but the other told me about trying to join chatrooms and getting getting instantly kicked out of one, and the other gave him a mic, and he got booted right away after saying hi. I assumed it's because he was wearing one of the female avatars they can get from signing up, and his voice was male, so the room owner freaked out. I tried to tell him about the hangout room, but he was too distracted by all the other room options, plus he was pretty discouraged by the experience all together because of those 2 room owners.
I tried to invite him to mine, he had fun exploring it, but I couldn't move or type fast enough due to all the sudden lag I was experiencing (I was on the next browser where I usually don't lag), so we left. I tried to offer to take him shopping the next day, he's really not interested as the first impression was a bust. I really think the public rooms shouldn't be available for new users, the community isn't mature enough to welcome new members.
Since there are so many loyal members looking for opportunities to volunteer, why not select a team to host public rooms instead of just the hangout room? and lock new users view to just these safe places? I know many older users like making new accounts, perhaps can offer them to connect to their main accounts so they can bypass this and keep the connection private.
Dia
it also made his iphone really hot and ate up all his ram. i know I'm use to imvu, but to a new user, this seems pretty intimidating and I'd like to see more people come and stay.
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UglyDoll posted about 5 hours ago
If someone needs a nanny to shield them from society then that person isn't mature enough to be around society.
IMVU isn't for immature cry babies with a thin and sensitive skin.
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