Every Little Bit Counts

Day 1,147, 08:40 • Published in Australia Australia • by ronnyJnrJnr

Although my recent time in eRep has not been the most enjoyable, I have decided to do what i
previously used to do, which is help noobs with a bit of food and advice, now that i have found a great way of doing it again.

I will start by saying that before Admin decides to take everyone's orgs, some good might as well come from it while i still have them. After looking at some of our newest players today I have seen unfortunate events that leave the new player near dead, dead broke, and dead bored out of the game. I am unsure whether personal new player messages are being sent out, but at least this way I am now sure.
Any new players should at least be made to feel welcome with a personal letter and a little bit of advice to help them in their first few weeks of the game.



Some of you know about the work of The eFoodbank, some may not. The eFoodbank was set up to aid eAustralia's main charities AuseAid (which seems to unfortunately not exsist anymore) and The Smith Family which is existent, but non operational. As these two charities no longer provide assistance to our new players, The eFoodbank has gladly started providing assistance once again, along with The Salvos and our newest charity organisation, Aussiecare.

With all the changes over the past months that Admins have decided to make, foodstocks in the charity orgs are extremely low and are asking for donations of any quality food to help us help the little guy. Player retention is important, as is the education of our players.

So, good people of eAustralia, (I know there are some out there somewhere) help me to once again do what I love doing in this game and help out the new guys. It doesn't matter how small a donation, from a Q1 piece of bread or 50 cents, it doesnt matter, it could be your piece of bread that helps a noob get to 100 health to work at full productivity. You never know, it might even be good for the country

All donations to these charities are greatly appreciated