Sorry, but we are not able to alter scores to fix this type of situation. Just imagine if our internet connection hiccups and we had to change the scores of thousands of players! It simply is not practical. Sorry for the inconvenience, and may you have better luck next time! |
As such, FunTrivia.com accounts will not work in them. You will need to sign up and register for any personal tournament you join. You can always use the same login/password combination if you'd like. Personal game administrators can see your login name, but they cannot see your password. |
1. Delete a user account. (user panel) 2. Ban their IP address. (user panel) 3. Place a password on the private tournament. (access control) If you place a password on a tournament, then only players providing that password may sign up. This is the best way to create an "invite only" tournament.
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If a junk or out of date password is on file, we will be unable to recover your password. |
Questions in a single day are NOT necessarily the same for each player in your private tournament. Your game administrator has the option to either give all players the same questions, or not.
The reason is that if we were to do this, 95% of the time someone will create a second account and cheat by reading the answers first, and then inputing them with the second account.
However, questions over a period of time ARE the same. So, while Mary may not get the same questions as Bob today, by the end of the week or month they will have played the same questons.
We realize that there are some "trusted communities" which trust all players and would like to give players identical questions each day. An administrator can set this.
NOTE TO ADMINISTRATORS: If you use the "custom category" feature, we cannot guarantee different sets of questions for each player. Please use our default categories if cheating is a concern to you.
Enjoy!
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Sorry, there is no way for us to change your user ID in a private tournament (as is the case with a public FT username).
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There is an email field there that you can update. |
The total points awarded each day is based on how many players play that day. This makes sense because you naturally should get a lot more points if you beat 30 players than if you beat 2. For this reason, there will be a different number of points awarded each day. Ties go to the player playing first for that day.
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We encourage you to use regular HTML links to link to your tournament from Myspace. |
Click on "delete all shout box comments" to clear the current comments. The administrator of a tournament can do this. |
What some tournament operators do is have the administrator set up as a non-playing account. So, more than one (trusted) person has the password to the administrator. These people can then have separate accounts that they use to play the game daily. |
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Simply get the administrator to select the "Hand over control" option from the main administrator page. You then select the name of another existing user in your tournament, and they will become the new administrator. NOTE: Only one player may be the administrator. When you hand over control, you instantly lose administrator access. |
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