P.D. responses.

[Kage]

Or, alternatively, stemming from problems related to the speed at which GMs respond to private discussions or ideas. Which is a legitimate concern, though would require its own discussion.

A bit off-topic

We've been working on this, as a note. A few days ago I went though and gave a comment on almost every thread I could in the P.D. I only left the ones that I wasn't sure how to respond to yet, or I needed to discuss with Loxie.

I understand that sometimes responses are frustratingly slow and apologize for that.

Figured sense it was said that it needed a new thread I'd make it.

Regardless! I think that it was wonderful for you to go through each P.D. you could @Reigen . But it was only day from my understanding, and it seems like you were the only one to do that (Note seems is just that. I'm not saying you're the only one).

With the way that you said you went through every P.D. a couple days ago makes it seem more like that's a rarity. So is it a rarity? And is there anyway we as a players can help make it move smoother and faster for you guys?

[Delta]

I don't know if this is still the case, but back when I was sporting green, it was mutually agreed upon that GMs shouldered the responsibilities each felt s/he could or desired to handle. Just like how a Forum Helper who doesn't know much about tauren might leave a tauren profile for a more knowledgeable 'Helper, GMs who didn't feel comfortable sorting through Private Discussion left it to those who were.

It goes without saying that it is not everyone's slice of ham.

I don't think Reigen meant to imply that checking PD was so rarely done that the fact that it happened required a special mention, just that the team is making checking it often more of a priority now. And that's good of you guys.

I'd also like to know if there's anything that can be done to help, but given the way it's set up, probably not. The best you can do is put your special profiles in the Workshop before sending them to PD so that players can skim them for any mistakes. Perhaps you could flag your profile with a [Workshop] tag so people are drawn to click on it. Maybe that would make things run a little more smoothly!