When does the UN acceptance e-mail expire?
SiswaiAman
07-12-2003, 00:41
Pretty simplereally, from the time you are accepted, how long do you have to activate your UN status before the e-mail becomes invalid?
Also, how many times can an individual e-mail be used? ie: If I join today and retire tomorrow, can I re-join using the same e-mail the day after?
Yes I know I could find this out myself, a few days at most would answer the second question, but if someone here knows Id be glad of the information.
Thanks
Unfree People
07-12-2003, 00:59
Pretty simplereally, from the time you are accepted, how long do you have to activate your UN status before the e-mail becomes invalid? I don't really know, but I have left invitations sitting in my inbox up to five days after receving them. And they did not expire.
Also, how many times can an individual e-mail be used? ie: If I join today and retire tomorrow, can I re-join using the same e-mail the day after? Yes. Indefinitely. As long as you leave the UN before re-applying.
it definetley does expire. I tried to use a month old one today for one of my puppets.
So somewhere between 5-30 days? Narrowing down a little . . . .
[violet]
09-12-2003, 12:09
There's no definitive answer, because it's limited by server space, not by time. The last 5,000 issued invitations are valid. This is normally at least a few days, but it varies depending on demand.
Unfree People
09-12-2003, 15:31
Ah, thank you very much for that answer. Makes perfect sense. While we're on the subject, can you tell us if it's considered multi-ing to apply to join the UN before resigning another nation?
SalusaSecondus
09-12-2003, 16:59
Ah, thank you very much for that answer. Makes perfect sense. While we're on the subject, can you tell us if it's considered multi-ing to apply to join the UN before resigning another nation?
No, it is not considered multiing.
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SiswaiAman
09-12-2003, 17:55
Thank you very much, both of you. This information will be very helpful.
edit: fair play on the block feature aswell salusa, very handy!
Unfree People
09-12-2003, 18:28
No, it is not considered multiing.
Thanks, Salusa. I've been wondering about this for quite some time and I'm happy to have an answer. :)