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Posted by
hytshtr
3 Sep 2007 4:33am
i think it's very rude to send u an invite, when they can see you're in the middle of a game
rude
Posted by
Jazz7619
4 Sep 2007 1:52am
thats how most ppl are
It's not rocket science lol
Posted by
MyKarmaRanOvrMyDogma
4 Sep 2007 5:55am
I couldn't agree with you more hytshtr. Those who do this know who they are. Please take this to heart people and check the main hall for who's available first. It only takes a second or two and sending invites to already playing people is not only annoying to the players but makes the person sending the invite look stupid as well lol. Particularly those who REPEATEDLY send invites while ur playing. I can only draw one conclusion from this behaviour ....your simply trying to annoy someone.........
I enjoy this site alot and come here to chat with friends, play and relax, as i'm sure most here do also. Let's try to keep it that way.
annoyance
Posted by
CustardNick
22 Sep 2007 9:27pm
I agree with you there, sending invites during games is slightly silly.
Plus when you are in "the zone" of concentration and suddenly an invite pops up, it kinda ruins what you were doing.
Please people think before inviting people, look around the hall, (look especially for the people that are IDLE) 
lol
Nick :]
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