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May 24, 2003, 5:27am

I think citizens should be able to edit tourist land, we can already
delete it. If we wanted to change it we could log in as a tourist and
do it. Why not give us the rights to help them learn?

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--Bowen--

May 24, 2003, 1:32pm

that would make it so anyone could do anything to any tourist's property,
and AW 3.4 still thinks its "giving away property" when trying to change it
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May 24, 2003, 2:14pm

[View Quote] Yes, you can do anything to tourist property anyways. Log out and log
back in as a tourist, bam.

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--Bowen--

May 24, 2003, 3:13pm

This is assuming that citizens wouldn't be able to edit land if they didn't
have build and tourists do, like in AWNewbie. Right?

Ryan

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May 24, 2003, 4:39pm

[View Quote] Bing, log into a tourist account, go into AWNewbie... delete, edit,
whathaveyou.

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--Bowen--

May 24, 2003, 5:41pm

Yes, but in AWNewbie it's easier to tell who is behind deleting, editing,
etc....citizens who are logged in as citizens all are excluded from this.
Citizens shouldn't have the ability to edit property since they can log in
as tourists anyway real quick...it'd just be a waste of time to let tourist
property be edited by citizens - not to mention all the problems that could
arise from that.

Ryan

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May 24, 2003, 9:39pm

[View Quote] All the problems? Did I miss something? I can edit their property
anyways. Let's say I want to help my friend learn to build, without
having some slow "teacher" help them. Say I'm more proficient with my
friends. Well this would be quite a feature to add in, since I can
already delete tourist land. The only problems that arise are with
AWNewbie's silly little bot system, nothing more.

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--Bowen--

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