[aquameez]

We no longer allow people to:

1. Ask how to glitch their avatar - e.g: asking how to crossdress. If someone does this, the post/thread will be deleted and they may be punished.
2. Tell others how to exploit a glitch - e.g: telling someone else how to use the hair glitch. If someone does this, the post/thread will be deleted, and the poster may receive a temporary ban from Meez.
3. Link to anywhere that does either (1) or (2). If someone does this, the post/thread will be deleted, and the poster may receive a temporary ban from Meez.

Note that the above rules only apply to intentional glitches.
This means that:

• We are still making efforts to fix the avatars of users who, through no fault of their own, are experiencing glitches.
• It is OK to help people whose avatars have become glitched by accident - so long as you aren't doing #1, #2 or #3 above.
• On the other hand, if someone does glitch their avatar on purpose, we will not help them. We don't even want people talking about how to glitch avatars on purpose.

These policies were implemented because:

• Fixing a glitched avatar requires Roscoe to intervene personally. This is time consuming for Roscoe, and means he has less time to spend helping fix problems that are effecting innocent users. This is unfair to the innocent users.
• Back when Roscoe was fixing glitched avatars, some people would try to exploit Roscoe's helpfulness, by requesting that he fix their avatars, only so they could glitch them again in a different way. This wasted Roscoe's time, and ultimately only led to more people deciding to try glitching their avatars.
• Unfortunately, people don't realize the potential damage they can do by glitching their avatar. It can permanently mess up their Meez! When we said we were no longer fixing deliberately glitched avatars, we still got people asking how to exploit the glitches. When they found out, they would try it, and usually end up with a broken Meez which they were not happy with. This generated a lot of unnecessary complaints about broken avatars. So, to avoid this, we implemented the above three rules.