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Harrison

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  1. My favorite song changes weekly but right now it's Middle by DJ Snake and Bipolar Sunshine. Not posting a video because I don't know if the lyrics are appropriate.
  2. Yeah I would like to see some new items. Half the items they already have are related to Christmas, New Years or Valentines Day. http://prntscr.com/abwuqc
  3. (shifty) (hi) (c) in addition to some suggested above
  4. The point is that some users might not know that it's an imposter because they see the Username and ID and assume that it must be real because it's a xat website. If you don't know someone isn't real how would you know to report them? I was thinking about suggesting it this way... this would be a good verification method too.
  5. I don't like this idea. Why would we need clans inside chats? Just use rankpool or multiple chats. Your post is very confusing and hard to understand so if I have the wrong idea about what this idea is, sorry.
  6. It was good in the beginning but as you said, it isn't needed anymore. I've worked on IPS forums before and the report system is very advanced. There is a small chance of a bad contest being made and an even lesser one of it staying up for more than 10 minutes before a moderator got to it.
  7. This has nothing to do with Authentication and doesn't require Authentication to be on... My suggestion would be available to every user.
  8. Hair (long and short), Toque, Cowboy hat, Ninja mask, Sunglasses and/or Regular Glasses. Credit to @Luig for illustrating some of these concepts on the vBulletin forum.
  9. I really like being able to link your xat username and ID to your forum profile, but what's to stop someone from putting someone else's or a false ID and/or Username as their own? There should be some sort of Username and ID verification so no identity theft, scamming or phising can occur. The easiest way for xat to implement verification is make it so when a user logs in to their xat account (not forum) and scroll down to "more", there's a box to put your forum username. After linking your forum account to your xat account a notification would appear on your forum profile asking you to confirm the link. After confirming, your ID and Username would automatically appear on your forum profile. To remove the profile link, a user would have to make the box blank in the forum username box under "more" settings or detach it via "edit profile" on their forum profile. Edit: People who don't support this idea may use the argument that moderators can punish people who impersonate others. How would you know to report someone if you don't know they are impersonating someone else? Verification would prevent impersonations from happening in the first place.
  10. Tricky one: What occurs once in a minute, twice in a moment and never in one thousand years? If you're cool you won't use google to find the answer.
  11. Horse was named Friday. A classic from iCarly!
  12. I don't know if this is happening to anyone else, but the forum has signed me out about 6 times now. (rolleyes)

  13. Best power for its cost? Anime My favorite power would have to be kduck though, can't go wrong with some cute ducks in your life.
  14. Xat_Test and Assistance are the best.
  15. I know it's a Saturday and many of us have our brains turned off, but I thought it would be fun to share our favorite riddles. Here's mine: What's so fragile, that when you say it's name, it breaks? Comment below if you think you know the answer.
  16. Great suggestion... this would make trading fast and much more efficient. I don't think PIN is necessary, as xat has tons of protection already. The ability to see if the other person is held is a nice touch though!
  17. I disagree with this idea. Volunteers are heckled enough as it is, it would be a lot harder on them if they had identification, as more users would go directly to them instead of Help or Assistance.
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