Posts from [Idea] I wonder what the mail will bring.

I had this idea (although it's already practiced on some other sites). Basically, here's the gist. We gather volunteers, and on a specific day, I write to each person who is sending a package to someone. And here's the most interesting part – you know who you're sending the package to, but you don't know who will send one to you))). I think it's interesting. Also, the package itself, i.e., its contents, should not exceed 200-300 rubles because I know from experience that when you're careful with every ruble, it's important. Otherwise, there won't be drastic differences in value, although that's a broad term; let's keep in mind the material aspect. The participants will be randomly assigned, so it's possible that you send a package to one person, and they send one to another. Well, that's it. If it doesn't work out, then so be it.

I think the idea is very interesting))). I love giving gifts))). And receiving them too))).

What does this have to do with Heroes of Might and Magic V?
I hope the moderator moves this topic to the "Off-topic" section.

The idea is actually pretty cool. It could be a lot of fun! We should try it sometime.

This idea is practiced on many forums and websites, quite large ones. True, these gifts are usually sent for some holiday. Most often – for the New Year. And not just like that, with wishes for good luck. However, if you really want to, you can do something similar for February 23rd. And then, it looks a little different. Yes, people send their addresses to you in private messages, and then you use a randomizer and distribute people according to the shuffled list... but. Nuances, as always. Firstly, everyone should receive a gift. That is, absolutely everyone who participated in the event. If, as a result of poor postal service or participants' indifference, someone doesn't receive a gift, then a consolation prize should be sent to them. Only this way, and no other. This responsibility falls on the shoulders of the organizer, as I understand it, you. Are you ready for this? Secondly, the gifts should not be "in the range of 200-300 rubles." Do you really want to receive... some kind of glamorous magazine, for example? The gifts should be exceptional, original, and preferably made by yourself. And not bought in a store "at face value for two hundred rubles." Or the sender should know the interests of their recipient. But this spoils the essence of the idea. Therefore, you need to think in advance about some kind of common idea of what is desired. For example, let everyone express their preferences. And from them, you need to create some kind of averaged general idea. Are you ready for such an analysis? Well, it is quite possible that since there are fans of "Heroes of Might and Magic" here, it would be nice for everyone to receive something related to the game. I don't know... nothing comes to mind at the moment. Thirdly, this event should be held on really large resources. And HV is, no matter how you look at it, an amateur resource. It doesn't have that many users compared to others, and even fewer are regular users. And in the end, it turns out that "there were people, but it turned out that only 10 people are participating." And the more people on the resource, the less likely it is that something will fall through due to a lot of things, users being busy, etc. Are you ready for all these nuances? No? Well, that's that. But if yes, then... the ball is in your court. Let's see if anything comes of it.

The main thing is that the Chechen terrorists :smile19: don't read this message and decide to participate, because that's what the postal service will bring them!!!!!!!!

Tell me about it! Everywhere you look, there are explosions and bombs – you can’t go anywhere without ending up in a blast zone. It’s terrifying!

you know, this is not something to joke about.