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30 Nov 14 UTC	Spring, 1: I would like to welcome you all to Ancient Warfare-7. And those of you who are new to Diplomacy, welcome to this fine game. To those new to WebDiplomacy.net, I welcome you to the finest place to play Diplomacy on the internet. If you have any questions, at any time, I wIll be pleased to answer them. I look forward to engaging in diplomacy with you all. Good luck to all.
30 Nov 14 UTC	Spring, 1: I would like to welcome you all to Ancient Warfare-7. And those of you who are new to Diplomacy, welcome to this fine game. To those new to WebDiplomacy.net, I welcome you to the finest place to play Diplomacy on the internet. If you have any questions, at any time, I wIll be pleased to answer them. I look forward to engaging in diplomacy with you all. Good luck to all.
30 Nov 14 UTC	Spring, 1: Thank you
30 Nov 14 UTC	Spring, 1: (Also, I like to role-play in this game. When I am speaking out of character, I will type in parentheses, like this message.)
01 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 1: thank you josh for introducing me to a great game
01 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 1: (You are most welcome. I hope you find that you enjoy it as much as I do.)
01 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 1: (Its an Honor to Play with y'all)
11 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 3: hey josh youll have to contact me threw email. dads gonna try to have phone bill paid this weekend
18 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 5: Josh is trying to make a name for the least known of these countriiiiies I see I see
18 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 5: lol
18 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 5: The Queen of Greece, would like to wish a Happy early Coronation Day to the Caesar of Rome.
18 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 5: Yes, well I have some very big shoes to fill to honor Hannibal the Great of Carthage whom my great grandfather was named for...lol. And yes, a very happy early nameday to the Caesar of the Roman Republic.
21 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 5: Grazia for the birthday wishes
22 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 5: I encourage everyone to check their email (the one your account is linked to), I got this email from the site today...& responded, and let them know that this game is password protected so even though we are playing with family, it does not break the rules they posted on the site. Dear WebDiplomacy member, There have been suspicions raised as to the individuality of yours and certain other accounts. Our systems have flagged these accounts with a strong likelihood of being owned and operated by the same individual and/or a strong case of metagaming (playing with people you know outside of the site). As you should know, these offenses are a breach of the WebDiplomacy rules http://www.webdiplomacy.net/rules.php. If there is anything you would like to tell me that would help explain the situation I would be grateful if you would respond to this email. Admission to the fact will not necessarily mean the worst possible punishment, since we all do make mistakes, but if I don't hear anything in the next 3 days I will assume the worst and will punish accordingly. -WebDiplomacy Moderator
22 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 5: This is stated right in the rules- we did not break any rules- Because Diplomacy is a social game, we always encourage playing with friends. However, you should always do so in a private, password-protected game and make sure that every player knows about any real life connections before the game begins.