I just came upon this post from FrozenSand and not just in this wierd times, but I agree with it every day that I walk here around this silly world. So I let you know what I find important. I know, that someone will find it pathetic. I don't care. I love you, anyways
And also: I would be more than happy, if every single admin would be able to think like that.The FrozenSand Team wrote:
"Just a quick message to everyone in our community and beyond.
We sincerely hope all of you are keeping safe and healthy as possible during this period of uncertainty and crisis that we are facing.
Now more than ever we need to be more conscious of those around us that are struggling and in need of our support or a kind word. Quite often just showing a little bit of compassion can make all the difference.
"Are you OK?"
It doesn't cost you anything to say these three little words but it could mean the world to someone that thinks no one cares.
There is so much loss and loneliness and despair in the world right now if ever there was a time to set aside our differences and work together to help and support each other in any way we can, it is now.
Many people are now stuck at home by themselves without an income - and the future full of worry. During this time many will turn to games like Urban Terror to help lighten their day and relieve their loneliness as much as they can.
As they say, 'a burden shared is a burden halved'. By being amongst like-minded people who are all in the same situation together and supporting each can make a huge difference to someone's outlook on life in general.
So please take this time to be extra nice and respectful to new people (and old of course), and if possible put that socialite hat on and get to know people a little - make sure they are doing ok. This will bring the community closer together and help keep the environment fun and welcoming for all.
If we do this, maybe, just maybe, during games played or conversations held, we might be able to help people forget the situation they are in. Even just for a second or two.
Stay tuned for some cool events coming up.
Stay safe and close to those you care about. Tell the people you love that you love them as much as possible because one day they won't be there anymore.
A once in a hundred-year event they say...whatever it is we'll get through it together."
We sincerely hope all of you are keeping safe and healthy as possible during this period of uncertainty and crisis that we are facing.
Now more than ever we need to be more conscious of those around us that are struggling and in need of our support or a kind word. Quite often just showing a little bit of compassion can make all the difference.
"Are you OK?"
It doesn't cost you anything to say these three little words but it could mean the world to someone that thinks no one cares.
There is so much loss and loneliness and despair in the world right now if ever there was a time to set aside our differences and work together to help and support each other in any way we can, it is now.
Many people are now stuck at home by themselves without an income - and the future full of worry. During this time many will turn to games like Urban Terror to help lighten their day and relieve their loneliness as much as they can.
As they say, 'a burden shared is a burden halved'. By being amongst like-minded people who are all in the same situation together and supporting each can make a huge difference to someone's outlook on life in general.
So please take this time to be extra nice and respectful to new people (and old of course), and if possible put that socialite hat on and get to know people a little - make sure they are doing ok. This will bring the community closer together and help keep the environment fun and welcoming for all.
If we do this, maybe, just maybe, during games played or conversations held, we might be able to help people forget the situation they are in. Even just for a second or two.
Stay tuned for some cool events coming up.
Stay safe and close to those you care about. Tell the people you love that you love them as much as possible because one day they won't be there anymore.
A once in a hundred-year event they say...whatever it is we'll get through it together."
And here is the original: https://www.urbanterror.info/news/542-a ... LePJNC_wIQ
