Facebook event

[Aaronock]

We never have really advertised our facebook page before on heRO...are GM's suddenly trying to stir interest in it?

[Cobbinator92]

What if I want to attend but I don't want people on RO stalking me?

Click Ignore on the friend request like I do. Was that so hard?

You don't have to click ignore for this stuff to happen

[Aaronock]

You do have your privacy settings up so that random people clicking on your name really can't see that much info about you right? :x

[Fruityla]

A lot of servers advertise on Facebook these days =3 So I'm not surprised heRO is jumping on the bandwagon.

[Rankin]

It's a decent way to get information out about the server if some shit were to happen like if the server crashed. Or something.

[Snowhawk]

As MUCH as I dislike using social networking sites as a whole, I won't be participating.

And everything is said in Azote's post.

How to participate? Join heRO facebook page on this link and click on "like":
http://www.facebook.com/pages/HeRO-Serve...all&ref=ts
You can then see for the "Events" tab and register to the event by "attending" or "maybe attending".
In order to subsribe to the prize, you will need to post one of your character's name in the "Events" facebook page so we know who to give prizes.
If you dont find the event tab, follow this link:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=126814544059042

Neither the first post nor the event page answered any of my questions.

So how does it work if you aren't able to go to the event???When is it BTW???I saw something about March 21st but dun really know.

Is there other stuff to do???What kinda event is it?

[Fruityla]

What Azote says to do in the post IS the event. It's not a real life event or anything like that. You just say attending so you can post on the event's page.

[Former-GM-Circe]

A lot of servers advertise on Facebook these days =3 So I'm not surprised heRO is jumping on the bandwagon.

heRO has actually had banners in the advertising slots on the side of Facebook for a while now, to my knowledge.

[Landon]

Yeah sometimes I get heRO ads popping up on my facebook.

[The Legendary Joe]

It's a scam to connect our RO lives with our real lives! D:

I thought that was what the HeRO Real Life Meetings were supposed to do. But I suppose the problems of getting there due to where people live would make that a bit tough.