IS FAILING.
(yes, it's that thread again).
Okay, so exam season is over and habbo is muted which leaves us with habboxforum and habboxlive. The forum activity is picking up but the radio stats are not. Why is this? There are 168 hours each week of which each DJ has to commit only three. Is it really that difficult? You have... what? 30-40 DJs? It seems that only half of those have hit their minimums for this week. Have you SEEN the timetable for this weekend...
Brilliant. Also a note on weekly shows... or lack thereof:
Can we get an update on this soon? More perm shows!!! That's where the big listener bases come from in my experience.
During the habbox olympics (thanks again to all those involved ) some DJs made use of that extra medal-hungry userbase to boost their listeners. I don't see why this can't be the case for all events. If you're DJing and there's an event on you should take the party there, not open up your own separate party room. Think about joining forces every now and again, it's quite clear that it works.
Inactive DJs who aren't currently posted away should receive the appropriate warnings as they would if they were inactive in any other department. Sort it out please Make sure each DJ has AT LEAST one slot a week or they should just be fired. As a head/senior DJs you'd think that dj rain guy and jessy would dj a little more... or at all... literally never heard of them.
Thanks to everybody who actually is dedicating their time and effort into keeping the radio alive (albeit for only half of the week and by streaming rather than properly presenting a lot of the time) 20 listeners is good enough considering the circumstances and I'm sure that it'll pick up a little when the mute is lifted but I'm also sure that you'll agree that a little variety is needed. Don't put it down to recent events either because the downward spiral of complete and utter failure started long before the mute on habbo.
Really wanna see the radio get back on its feet as it's one of the last habbo radios out there and would be a shame to let it drift into oblivion like some others seem to have done.
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