iknow its not good so i banned her and never play dizzy wood again

Anyways, i’ve never tryed having gold member but i did get a month of free silver member. Before febuary everything was going great but they had to change everything. I think those kids just want to mostly be an expert at something, and sometimes they would want to show of, so they would want to finish missions and get cool items or so….. but banning them from the site just isn’t it. I find dizzywood OK to play and not just because that my parents don’t care, but this site would be better if the kids don’t do those inappropriate “things” and its a whole world to explore. focus on the exploring more than the talking non-sence.

And u kids with gold opportunities should be thankfull cuz my parents were immagrants, they dont care about “the internet and I” so they wont understand that i want to be gold too!!!!!!!!!
its now 10:27pm and my parents are sitting next to me reading newspaper and letting me on tha internet =P

I understand the need to have some form of income to continue with DW, but there seems to be many online who have coins that they can no longer spend because of this new policy.
This has created a world of haves” and “Have -nots” .
I am not sure that I will continue to allow my children to be on Dizzywood. in fact many of their online buddy’s are not online much anymore. The reason: Nothing to do. What is the point of missions to earn coins when the majority cannot spend them?
This leads to boredom within the DW community, which is not a fun environment for children.
Will not be renewing membership.

I found a vitural “dating” scene. Girls and boys are asking each other to “come to my room alone”.
Clicking hearts over each others heads as to say
love or like. Girls “running” around SCREEMING:
I NEED A BF (boyfriend). WILL ANYONE BE MY BF?

One boy is registered with the name “Masterb8″.
I reported this *kid? and never heard back.

Two girls on the site were walking around typing
“STFU” to anyone and everyone.
It was obvious that kids knew what “stfu” means,
as they were typing back that they were pigs.

The kids have a way around everything, they type in “you are an azz”, ect.

This was just one night!

My kids are no longer allowed to play on this site. I do not find it an “innocent” site as
discribe.

Maybe someone from Dizzywood should spend one night on there and read what these kids are typing and how they are getting away with typing sexual talk and swears to each other, knowing every trick around the rules, without getting booted off.

Best Regards,
A Mom

I am interested, however, in the funding of a project like this. My childen are memebers of Toontown, Pirates online, BrainBlog, and Penguins. We pay for those services. They alsso access some Free sites where the advertising is VERY Questionable for this age group.

We are looking for something to fill that game void in a safe environment. Just curious at how a site like this recieves its financial support.

And the site seems to have a lot of bugs.
You try to go someplace and it takes a really long time.
Like Presto’s Grove takes forever to load on a fast machine and connection.

And pretty much every game is the same, click on the duplicate sets of symbols – it gets old fast.

Any ideas?

Scott, Kelly, and Ken have done a wonderful job creating this site. It has already attracted quite a handful of players. It has not reached Club Penguin status yet but it does have potential and will catch up to it in time.

I found your entry interesting do I’ve added a Trackback to it on my weblog …

BTW Mr. Canada, Scott is certainly younger than 50 and, more importantly is very bright and experienced. He was launching websites at CNET 12 years ago. Plus, anything that Shelby gets behind is bound to be solid. People who know them would agree.

-Sasha