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Hello, Reporter Juzzy here. Today as I went to the Sun Roof to chat as usual, I noticed many citizens were complaining that there is nothing to do in Whyville.
Everybody was getting bored of the site, and were threatening to quit.
Whyville has promised us new things to do and also to open up old things. The Face
Factory has been in high demand to open up again, because designers are eager
to create parts they had already planned, and other citizens were in need of a
new look. However, as of my writing this, it remains closed because there are already too many face
parts waiting to be accepted. Editor's Note: I believe the Factory has
been re-opened.?? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also at one stage, a City Worker (I better not say who it was, LOL) gave me his
word that the first phase of the much-awaited Mall would be open in December. I remember the Grand Opening got everyone talking and we were all so excited. As
I write this,
it is almost the end of January, and many of us have probably forgotten that
there was ever going to be a mall.
And how long has Mimi been on vacation? Seems like forever, doesn't it? Even the
Trading Post -- every time I visit it, it says try back in a week or so. It has
been months.
HANG ON, THOUGH!
You can continue complaining that the Face Factory will never be open, and that
Akbar's takes ages to notify if your design was accepted or not. And even after
ages of waiting, they refuse to put the parts on the shelves. *Sigh* After all that hard
work. One idea I've heard is that we should allow veterans to decide whether a face part is
appropriate to be on sale or not.
Sure, the mall has been delayed, but think about how hard workers are working. If
they were rushing, then we wouldn't have a top-quality mall, would we? And when
it is finally completed, we all know it will be totally awesome. After all, hard
work and patience does pay off.
What about Mimi? I'm not even sure if she's still on holiday, LOL, but she
promised after she returns there will be a prom! As for the trading post, City
Workers are working on adding new features which will prevent scamming.
In the meantime, while the people behind Whyville are working on our growing
town, what can you do? Nothing but wait? Wrong! There are plenty things to do!
Remember that the Senator Race is on! Go vote for someone who you believe will
improve Whyville, or be their campaigner! Trivia is on every Friday, so go have a
shot at winning clams! Or perhaps you're in the mood to raise your salary by
completing the Ion Engine Game. If you're feeling creative, write a story or
essay and send it in to the Times!
Well that's all from me.?? My main point is, I guess we should all appreciate what this great site
has to offer. I hope the Times Editor will respond to my article and that
citizens will post ideas in the BBS. Perhaps even a City Worker can leave us
informed of their progress. =)
Signing out,
Juzzy.
Editor's Note: I'm publishing this article to show how things sure
can change in a few weeks, and to let Juzzy and others who share these opinions know that we are
listening.?? As I understand it, the Face Factory is open again.?? At the Mall, the Trading
Post is re-opened and totally re-done, a great way to trade face parts without
getting scammed.?? We hope to see the Mall expand soon, and the Whyville
Times itself is looking forward to a few key improvements...!?? Our new
programmer is helping plug some holes in the games and the Trading Post, and he
helped out a lot in getting the Ion Engine Game going... here's to an even more
productive February, for everybody!
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