moonlight kiss link / facebook / general / matchmaking / mixed
  reviewed by: sachi activity When the place first opened up there was a lot of buzz. By buzz I mean notifications. You would wake up and the first thing you would see was around 15 notifications. They have a group chat and that's where most of the activity could be noticed, especially when they played games like kings. Later as this roleplay progressed it started to get a lot less active.Now I would say you only get a few notifications, most of which are from admins posting games in the Arcade group. As far as green dots go then I would say about an average of six people are on daily? Mostly at different times, I'm not including the +8 timezones because I'm not even on by that time. welcoming I'll go back to the topic of a group chat, first, when you make a group chat (this is for everyone reading this) please remember to keep it limited or else the group chat will the entire activity from the place. What I mean by that is; usually, when people make group chats and start adding newcomers everyone becomes dependent on that chat to talk to others. They don't welcome them traditionally via wallpost and instead depend on the chat to do so. It can be great for small roleplays which is the size of Moonlight Kiss but, let's not forget that it's not a preferable thing by some people. Going back to the actual topic of activity, my previous comment sums up what happens here, many people are dependent on the chat and don't welcome others. I do see a handful of people welcome the newcomers including the admins but it's not enough to say it was a huge welcoming party. It seems like some of the admins are also giving up on greeting newcomers or just don't interact much with them outside of the group chat, the admins are the core of the roleplay. Please do try to set the example for others first. admins All of the admins are nice friendly and you can approach them easily without fear. Some of the