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From: shikago

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203933.4 in reply to 203933.1
Date: 12/4/2011 1:50:14 AM
Milwaukee Lethargy
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1. yes, you get the flags back. 100% positive on that. (happened to me)

2. definitely contact the gms first. if they approve it, just be aware you can't bid on each others' players & things like that.

3. should be fairly easy to get in a private league

4. most PLs i've been in only had 8 teams & 1 or at most 2 rounds of playoffs. so anything like that will end before your supporter runs out. anyway, not even sure if you can join a PL that ends after your supporter runs out? i'd think if that ever happened the games would have to be played anyway, just for the sake of the rest of the league...

5. yes, 100% positive. (same as #1) basically, all the supporter feature are just hidden when it runs out. & come back when you buy it.

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203933.5 in reply to 203933.4
Date: 12/4/2011 2:57:38 AM
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2. You can contact a local GM and let him know the teams and the situation. The important thing is to never break the rules. More than one person can use the same IP or computer, but only one team is allowed per user. Do not arrange any transfers between your team and your work mates' teams. You can find the Rules of Conduct at the bottom of the page.

4. You cannot join a PL if the league takes longer than your Supporter is active. The time a PL takes depends on the number of teams and games.

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203933.6 in reply to 203933.5
Date: 12/4/2011 3:21:52 AM
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thank you all for the responses

there is just 1 problem

Australia doesn't have a GM anymore!

So what do I do?

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203933.7 in reply to 203933.6
Date: 12/4/2011 4:17:52 AM
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My bad. You can then send the information to any GM (e.g. me), or you can ask one of the EGM's (e.g. GM-Foto).

It's usually good to be in contact with the local staff, because they should know the local language (English is not a problem for the GM staff but let's say Turkish or Norwegian is understood by only a few of us) and be involved with the local community. Unfortunately, we can't support all languages but we do cover quite many.

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203933.8 in reply to 203933.7
Date: 12/5/2011 2:32:49 PM
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It's usually good to be in contact with the local staff, because they should know the local language (English is not a problem for the GM staff but let's say Turkish or Norwegian is understood by only a few of us) and be involved with the local community. Unfortunately, we can't support all languages but we do cover quite many.


but normally we will process those mails also, maybe we search a gm who understood or ask google or the la for translation.

The important thing is to report it, and avoid transfer with teams you are sharing your connection.