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Hey, so I was wondering, why have my points been reset to 500???




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They reset every two weeks. The reason used to be because they had a winner for the most points, but I don't know if they still do that.
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Yeah, that really caught me off guard too. It always happens when I least expect it. :)
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And yes, the points are reset to 500 every two weeks. It's not a big deal in my opinion. I think there is some sort of contest, but I'm not really sure.
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Aye, they do count for something!

Griffenkeeper uses them to determine the Member of the Week, I believe.

The points are reset to make it easier to count the totals each week for MotW. For a long while, it was a cumulative point system, but the numbers got out of hand after a few months.

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Yeah, they got reset for member of the week. I won ^.^

But anyhow, Bonjour et bienvenue, oui? If you have any questions, go right ahead and ask me, or anyone else that offered.
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