So say if you wanted to know if someone declined your friendship request, you would actually know rather than having to keep on bugging the person. You would think you didn't properly press it and the other person would be getting annoyed.

a person or team with the job of coding who whe could pay with our earend galleons .

like a publishing fir in real life it would be an easy thing for those of us that like to write a bok but arent librarians but like to write books.

they could before coding it present it to the librarian who needs to aprove the book. 

what was offputting to me as a new player was:

-The lack of ability to judge what to do

For example, when I first started off I was just brought to the home page like “ummm ok now what” I figured out I needed supplies to get into classes but I didn’t know how’s many classes I need and such.

>I think a possible remedy would be a short “welcome” guide that teaches you the bare bone basics of the game

-The supplies situation 

Class supplies was a PAIN for me to hunt down, and in my quest to make sure I had everything, I accidentally ended up in all the classes a year 1 student could take. Also some items like the potion supplies has misleading text (making it look like you need it for your first year). This kinda goes back to the first point as well

>A possible remedy could be a letter containing a list of supplies needed for different first year classes that would be mailed with the acceptance letter. This would fix the problem and fit the theme

-the beginners guide

Ok, this guide is wayyyyy too long for new players to read and fully understand the beginners section alone has 13 sections in 1 tab, 9 tabs are present, and this doesn’t even touch the rules yet.

>same solution as the first solution could work. Maybe in a “welcome” letter explain some of the important core mechanics like hunger and galleons. This would not replace the normal guidlines and rules though, just highlight the importantly ones. (Example: VIP privelages shouldn’t be included in a “beginners guide”)

-new players and gold

When you just start out, you don’t have very many ways to get gold at all. The ones I could identify were

1) peeves corner (a whopping 3 galleons?)

2) Fred and George (same situation)

3) grading (but you need to be level 3)

4) assignments (that can take at least a week to get graded)

5)interest from gringotts (I’m sitting on a whole 25knuts/ hour :/)

>maybe add in a way for gullible first years to make quick cash (maybe something along the lines of sampling some of Fred and George’s products XD)

-restricting new players functionality

My experience as a new player is that I couldn’t do much. Functions such as not being able to send gifts or do actions in chat limited my enjoyment.

>self explanatory

By solving these, more players could join and stay in the game rather than dropping it and instead seeking other forms of entertainment 

It would be great if World of Potter could maybe get aviators to fly with during Quidditch. Now I am not saying to completely redo the system with questions during Quidditch matches but maybe add some new features. And for the people who get brooms would actually be able to fly on them. That would bring in a lot of more people onto the site or just have the flying on brooms for VIPS which would earn the site money.

Dear worldofpotter team,

It has come to my attention that users have to pay real money to change their names.

And I get that this could be an option so that they won't change their name every second day.

But it also can happen that the users didn't completly read through the rules or read through them after they made an account on here and discovered that their name isn't nessarcarley alllowed. That or they mispelled it by accident. Maybe there could be a way that the users send their potential new name through an email and have to wait for it to be approved?

(Although I can see why this could get a bit crowed and tideous to do aswell)

But hear me out, this is in no way criticism, I just think most new users would get confused and or scared off because they have to pay for this option, also Imagine younger children buying this without permission of their parents. 

Maybe you could allow them to change their name for the first time for free and give them an warning that the next time they have to pay to change their name.

I'm just trying to find an solution that could maybe work for both ends, although you guys might not like these ideas, I still think it's a bit much just to change your characters name in my opinion.

Much regards,

Thomas Owen Wood.

I think it would 

We have to stay in the hospital so long, it takes away the appeals of the game,