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Honorable Mentions
I. "Please give me #kama to access the bank!"
Most of the time a player simply made a mistake and really would appreciate your help (many are even happy to return the money you give them after opening their vault). Be wary of amounts that seem a bit "too" high (in my opinion, anything 50kama and more) or people asking for "vault money" far away from banks.

II. "I just got hacked and have nothing!"
Times were the community would come together to help the less fortunate amongst us. This phrase, however, has seen an incredible share of abuse in Dofus and other games. If someone you don't know proclaims to have been hacked you are welcome to offer your condolences and maybe a starting item or two - but that's it.

III. "I'm a girl!" or "Wanna cyber?
Women play online games and many do so very well. A small segment of them, however, like to exploit the "I'm a girl on the internet" status in trying to score free items. Worse, some men like making female avatars for the express purpose of "flirting" and begging for items. The (thankfully small) trend of female avatars (note, not women... just female avatars) offering cybersex around Zaaps is even more disturbing and degrading to real female players. You are free to ignore any advances made by female avatars unless you yourself feel like giving something away.

IV. "I'll give it back tomorrow!"
Lending is a tricky business in real life and on Dofus. The general rule of lending is - if you ever want to see it again, don't lend it. If you couldn't bear to give that item away, don't lend it to your friends. It can be difficult to get your items back, even from friends that are trustworthy and reliable. Their computer could get stolen, a downed powerline could black out internet access for days, a natural distaster could happen... These things aren't likely, but they are possible, and if they happen, or if the person you lent to refuses to return your gear, Ankama will not help you get the item back, it'll be gone forever. This doesn't mean that you can't be a nice person and lend things out, but be aware of the risks.
This post has been modified on Aug 19 , 2007 08:00:24 PM by wonger.

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