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Re: I'm my own best friend!

• howmanylicks 843 Posts

  Fri, Jan 3 2014 3:17 AM

  I am on my own friend list...is there any way to get rid of this??  I'm not even sure that I like me LOL

• GARRYCARTER 1,533 Posts

  Fri, Jan 3 2014 12:02 PM

  :)

• SOYEL1 698 Posts

  Fri, Jan 3 2014 12:09 PM

  I am too, but actually like it. I am not playing any more but when I was I could see my status all the time. Sometimes you forget to change it...

• howmanylicks 843 Posts

  Fri, Jan 3 2014 7:41 PM

  The problem is that my status doesn't change right away.  So when I start a game, I see myself listed as a friend and am still green for several moments.  I've gotten invites in that time and I hate declining.

  btw....I'm still having to wait for a moderator to review my posts????  Look how long I've been on this site!! lol  And I've never posted anything remotely inappropriate!

• alosso 21,070 Posts

  Sat, Jan 4 2014 4:27 AM

  howmanylicks:

  The problem is that my status doesn't change right away.  So when I start a game, I see myself listed as a friend and am still green for several moments.  I've gotten invites in that time and I hate declining.

  Me thinks this has nothing to do with your special situation, being your own friend. By that, you only see what may happen to ev1.

  When the status changes, this has to be transported between several servers at WGT and furtheron to the local display of your friends, which is you, too, in this case. So, at least two program cycles pass between the action and their visibility. Same to your friends inviting you: You'll only see their request with some delay: Their PC, WGT server(s), your PC. Add internet transport times, too.

• howmanylicks 843 Posts

  Sat, Jan 4 2014 11:57 AM

  alosso:

  howmanylicks:

  The problem is that my status doesn't change right away.  So when I start a game, I see myself listed as a friend and am still green for several moments.  I've gotten invites in that time and I hate declining.

  Me thinks this has nothing to do with your special situation, being your own friend. By that, you only see what may happen to ev1.

  When the status changes, this has to be transported between several servers at WGT and furtheron to the local display of your friends, which is you, too, in this case. So, at least two program cycles pass between the action and their visibility. Same to your friends inviting you: You'll only see their request with some delay: Their PC, WGT server(s), your PC. Add internet transport times, too.