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Originally Posted by Queen Raven Rockenscooter
This really got me aggrivated when I was trying to name a brown dog I made yesterday. I was trying to name her "Chasin D. Tail". However, when I went to type it in the Type-A-Name Box and submitted it, I would get a message stating that "Sorry, that name will not work."
I just found this situation odd because I have 2 toons that have names like this (Starr E. Nite and Pup P. Proof). Why did they reject my name? It must have had something to do with the "D." in it because they accepted "Chasin Dtail". Why would Toontown do this? It even states in the Type-A-Name that they would like creative, non-Disney names.
So the question remains open, Why would Disney do this? They say they want creative names but, Are they not allowing us to make them anymore?
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Originally Posted by Melody McBubble
If you are getting an automatic reject - try removing the ".". Usually if you get an autoreject it has more to do with the way you typed it, rather than what you typed. It takes longer for them to look at it and decide that the name is not okay.
As to why they do it, who knows. Little Sudsey McBubble was rejected, but Sudsey McBubble was okay *shrug*
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I've never had any of my names regected, normally because I use the names given most of the time.
To Melody McBubble:
And they regect toon names because of anything that might lead to a misunderstanding or goes against their policy. Like Toontown's developers said, they might exept some that slip through and are bad, but they never catch it, or they might reject normal names for no reason other then it slipped through them. Toontown has a heavy population in each international server for Toontown so they are very busy with the game, that names aren't a big deal to them at some points of time.
Any name can be rejected or accepted due to the fact that it either goes with or against the Walt Disney Co. policies(Disney Interactive/Disney's Toontown Online/Other games policy/guidelines).
-Treehouse