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Samantha Salwis wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 18:59 Sam broke the rules on her first night at Hogwarts, but luckily she didn't get caught

Samantha Salwis wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 18:59 Sam broke the rules on her first night at Hogwarts, but luckily she didn't get caught

Henry Knight wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 19:10

Samantha Salwis wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 18:59 Sam broke the rules on her first night at Hogwarts, but luckily she didn't get caught

I know the feeling.... currently Henry is engaged in a duel with Kazou in the grounds and their close to knocking each other unconscious and no one caught them yet....

@Aldor Humbleglow and @Winter Wolfhartz perhaps try sneaking somewhere that a scary seer professor isn't know to be... but still have fun with the detention...

Henry Knight wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 19:10

Samantha Salwis wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 18:59 Sam broke the rules on her first night at Hogwarts, but luckily she didn't get caught

I know the feeling.... currently Henry is engaged in a duel with Kazou in the grounds and their close to knocking each other unconscious and no one caught them yet....

Moderators are also busy people. We have staff work to focus on (which never really ends) and we cannot reply on demand or to everyone. So if you want to get caught, you should ask a member of staff beforehand. It's just polite to also ask rather than assuming people are free to do it. For the same reason, we ask that students don't just enter professors' offices or force staff into having to do replies/moderated something without checking with them beforehand.

Hjørdis Jensen wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 20:48

Moderators are also busy people. We have staff work to focus on (which never really ends) and we cannot reply on demand or to everyone. So if you want to get caught, you should ask a member of staff beforehand. It's just polite to also ask rather than assuming people are free to do it. For the same reason, we ask that students don't just enter professors' offices or force staff into having to do replies/moderated something without checking with them beforehand.

Hjørdis Jensen wrote: 9 Jun 2021, 20:48

Moderators are also busy people. We have staff work to focus on (which never really ends) and we cannot reply on demand or to everyone. So if you want to get caught, you should ask a member of staff beforehand. It's just polite to also ask rather than assuming people are free to do it. For the same reason, we ask that students don't just enter professors' offices or force staff into having to do replies/moderated something without checking with them beforehand.