Warlock - Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:02 am Post subject: Im sorry; I have nothing for you I do the HAT and see this... Im sorry; I have nothing for you Have a nice day! What does it mean? City of MT - Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:53 am You probably waited too long to fill in the HAT. There is a time limit unfortunately. Thor - Thu Nov 24, 2011 9:56 pm Hi, I'm facing the same problem and are pretty sure I didn't wait more than an hour. This happens for a couple of days now and didn't happen before. Can somebody look in to this and post the maximum wait time. The exact message I get is: Im sorry; I have nothing for you Have a nice day! My days are getting less nice. 
Ferrari - Thu Nov 24, 2011 10:41 pm They changed the timers, i talked with a admin about it, it was always a hour or a bit more i am not sure, now they changed it to 30 minutes. you two are not the only one who have this problem,after the change, lots of members did complain. I ask again, please admins change it back to 1 hour
DemonicJ - Fri Nov 25, 2011 12:45 am HAT timer is 30 minutes bones - Fri Nov 25, 2011 3:39 am I agree Ferrari, a least 1 hour.
Loukylou - Fri Nov 25, 2011 5:19 pm 30 minutes, it's too short. It's an evidence for all except admin PaiGow - Sat Nov 26, 2011 1:08 am IMO, 30 minutes is long enough to close up to 100 tabs (most SnapLinks will open at once). and for all timers on the links with them to expire. I think some people place to much importance on being able to complete every HAT successfully when, in reality, I don't think the site owner expects anyone to keep a 100% success rate. Remember folks, you only need 25% care to see all the links. That should be easily maintainable by everyone even if HATs expire in less than 30 minutes. It's going to take a lot of work, but my new goal is to reach 50% care 
 Now.. a slightly different issue
I do have a problem with HATs hiding behind timer links, though. If I am here and clicking and doing all my actions and closing all my tabs, then have to wait sometimes for several minutes for timers to expire... only to have a HAT appear. That upsets me because when I have a string of timers and it's going to be a while before I can do anything with them, I will often leave the computer unattended while doing other things. I don't think it's good behavior for a HAT to be hiding behind some timer, just waiting for you to turn your back on it... then SURPRISE  "haha.. I got you" 
just my $.02 Ferrari - Sat Nov 26, 2011 6:39 am PaiGow, Your last comment, i can give you a trick for that  but dont tell further lol 
before clicking profile say this CARE: on (110/112 ) before clicking click all the links you see, go back to profile, is it still say CARE: on (110/112 ) you have no HAT in the open links, but if it say CARE: on (110/113 ) there is a HAT, find it, fill in and look back in profile than your profile say CARE: on (111/113 ) This works also for the timer links, a Hatt is there when you snap the link, you dont have to wait for the timer. Dustydragon - Tue Nov 29, 2011 6:32 am
I am not sure what you mean by "it's an evidence for all except admin"? I have missed 3 HATS now due to the change in time, as some of the pages are games that I play so I usually do my daily stuff at that time....if it isn't HH. So I forget about the time limit and boom, I miss the HAT 
It really is long enough and I think that it also gets us doing all of the important things as well...like the second half of some pages (feeding, clicking, typing in a code) Not every page has a second part, but some do and with this new timer it makes us look closer
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