WildWorks

I have this masterpiece like a year ago and it has never been approved! 

I'm from Argentina and my email is in Spanish, and since the AJHQ does not work in Spanish,they told me to write to them in English. The problem is that although i send the mail to english AJHQ, the bot of spanish AJHQ will always answer me on spanish,because my email that is in that lenguage

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Why is this happening?

What will happen to my lost masterpiece token?

I posted a couple months ago (Thread:729204) about the different languages of AJ videos uploaded to YouTube. Unfortunately, the results were misleading because I only searched "animal jam" and didn't try searching for "play wild" as well. Here is the approximate breakdown of languages used for the videos:

• <0.1% Italian
• <0.1% Norwegian
• <0.1% Polish
• <0.1% Romanian
• ~0.1% Czech
• ~0.1% French
• ~0.2% Spanish
• ~0.2% German
• ~7% Russian
• ~7% Portuguese
• ~80% English

Also by approximate focus:

• <0.1% Merchandise
• ~37% Animal Jam
• ~62% Play Wild

Some things to note: There were over 800 videos in the search results over the past 4 weeks. I didn't actually watch all of the videos; I mostly skimmed over their titles and thumbnails for clues about their content. I used a program to guess at the language based on the video title/description, which isn't 100% accurate.

Created a new dummy account today for testing which codes still work and I noticed that the parent email thing was no longer required. This reminded me of how the email confirmation part of the dashboard was removed not very long ago.

I thought the parental consent/confirmation stuff was required as part of the CARU Safe Harbor program for COPPA, but the https://www.animaljam.com/safety still lists AJ as part of the program so I'm not sure what's going on.

At first I was thinking that maybe AJHQ is ditching their mantra of trying to create a safe space for kids and instead just saying it is for all ages so that they can skirt the regulations like most other kid-themed games.

Totally unrelated but I also noticed AJ pages say "© 2017 WildWorks" instead of 2018.

I recently noticed a news article stating that WildWorks had made $150,000,000 USD on Animal Jam and Play Wild. I was curious how that compared to the recent announcement of 100,000,000 registered users, so I dug up a lot of data scattered across news articles and game conference videos in previous years to get the estimated curves as seen below.

What I noticed is a strange relationship between the reported growth of users and the reported revenue especially when compared to Google's trend data. It seems as though the reported users continues to grow almost geometrically while the search data and revenue seems to die down after around 2015-2016.

What does this mean? Are there tons of new users that are not making any purchases? Are there tons of new users that are not searching for anything related to Animal Jam? Is AJHQ registered users count actually accurate? Are Jammers amassing armies of "alt" accounts?

Where did this idea come from that National Geographic was funding Animal Jam? All of the news sources that I have checked so far say that the partnership with National Geographic was only for licensing their brand to SBI/WildWorks so that Animal Jam would be more trusted by parents and get more players, not to mention getting educational content directly from NatGeo. Brand licensing would cost SBI/WildWorks more money, and I assume that they could not afford it anymore.

If you are an administrator of the wiki or a user that directly discussed hacking on the wiki, there is a risk of having your AJ account suspended by AJHQ. Other regular users should be safe, but honestly I cannot predict what AJHQ will do anymore. If you have been recently suspended unexpectedly, it could be related to this. Continue reading for detailed information.

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I recently discovered that the family accounts I have listed on my main profile ("meweziq" and "loopkore") were temporarily suspended by AJHQ for 21 days with the reasons "Tos Violation" and "Mean." I thought this was very strange because I have been very inactive on Animal Jam lately, so I contacted AJHQ and this was their response:

“	These accounts have been suspended as a last resort, as they are directly involved in administration of a website that is hosting 3rd party software that does irreparable harm to Animal Jam. Animal Jam Wikia is currently hosting a submitted 3rd party software file in zip form, along with instructions on usage, to allow users to alter our game coding and or functionality and upload Masterpiece art that was not created in the Animal Jam Art tool. Many times this art is stolen screenshots of other Animal Jam artists’ own hard work - and submitted as if the cheating player created it themselves, it is stolen from other images on the internet which they do now own, or contains personal photos or information that could potentially pose a safety risk for children. ... continued support of 3rd party software by allowing these files to remain hosted for the public, violates our terms of service. We are disciplining all accounts found using this program and will discipline all accounts found promoting and allowing access to any 3rd party software that harms our game, harms our community, violates our terms of service and puts the safety of children at risk. Once these posts and software has been removed, we will then consider restoring the accounts of Mooziq and loopkore.	„
	~ Senior Customer Engagement Manager - Wildworks

AJHQ is referring to the "AJ Masterpiece Converter - AJ Art Liberator" thread (which has since been deleted due to a DMCA request) where I noted that the topic may be considered a violation of Animal Jam's rules. I don't play Animal Jam much at all anymore, so essentially AJHQ is taking it out on my younger family members that still occasionally use those account to enjoy Animal Jam. You have my word as an administrator of this community that I will not be bullied by AJHQ into taking down any content submitted by our community members. I will only take down content if it is a clear and certain violation of Wikia policies. If Wikia wishes to take down a user's content, that is their decision to make, but I am not responsible for the potential violations of other community members.

I honestly hate wildwork's guts. Wanna know the reason why the claimed that you could win black socks even though kitsoon has proved it was all false? 

I'm sure a lot of you have seen that animal jam's all-time high of searches, logins etc was 2015. Animal jam has been losing popularity ever since, falling on a downward slope. By claiming if you refresh many times you might get a rare item (even though the game's coding clearly proves this to be false) will skew animal jam's data of how many logins/ people visiting the site per year. This one giant spike in activity on this one day will push the average of site visits throughout the year up. Wildworks will most likely use this to lull the commulity into a false sense of security while boosting up member features and making the game less-accesable to the non members. Bravo Wildworks. No wonder National Geographic pulled out of this train-wreak of their game.