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Post by Xan on Jan 7, 2014 12:28:26 GMT
I ordered two copies of AitF2, so I could give one to my niece for Christmas. The packing slip says "2", but there was only one of them in the package. Response from Topataco is an automated reply, with a link to a status check. The link doesn't work. I've sent another email to them, still no response. Any advice? Do not despair! I had absolutely the same situation with AitF volume 1. It was eventually promptly fixed, they even used reserve copies while the first batch was sold out. How are you contacting TopatoCo? The only right way is through their ticket system. As Tom pointed out, they are quite a bit busy around the holidays. My ticket was serviced in a matter of hours, but it takes them a couple of days sometimes. Edit: if their website adamantly refuses to comply, they do read their Twitter. |
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Post by goldenknots on Jan 7, 2014 13:36:35 GMT
How are you contacting TopatoCo? The only right way is through their ticket system. As Tom pointed out, they are quite a bit busy around the holidays. My ticket was serviced in a matter of hours, but it takes them a couple of days sometimes. Edit: if their website adamantly refuses to comply, they do read their Twitter. In the message they send, there's a link to check the status of my ticket, and it doesn't work. If I try to log in, I get this: So, no ticket for me. Lucky you. |
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Post by Xan on Jan 7, 2014 14:12:11 GMT
In the message they send, there's a link to check the status of my ticket, and it doesn't work. If I try to log in, I get this: So, no ticket for me. Lucky you. Been there done that. Try using http instead of https on the ticket link. |
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Post by goldenknots on Jan 7, 2014 16:33:50 GMT
Been there done that. Try using http instead of https on the ticket link. Tried that, but it just goes to https as soon as I click it. |
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Post by Xan on Jan 7, 2014 18:24:25 GMT
Been there done that. Try using http instead of https on the ticket link. Tried that, but it just goes to https as soon as I click it. Try appending "www." to the domain name. |
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Post by goldenknots on Jan 7, 2014 18:28:44 GMT
Tried that, but it just goes to https as soon as I click it. Try appending "www." to the domain name. Dunno how that would make any difference, since it already has the "www" in it. I'm guessing you meant "prepend", since putting it at the end would be counterproductive. :) |
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Post by Xan on Jan 7, 2014 18:33:04 GMT
Try appending "www." to the domain name. Dunno how that would make any difference, since it already has the "www" in it. I'm guessing you meant "prepend", since putting it at the end would be counterproductive.  Indeed. The link from my mail has nothing in the front. I'm just trying to isolate the factor. Because now I also ran into this error, bypassed it, but don't know how exactly. I just tried to log in again from the error page, while on https://www.[...] address. |
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Post by sidhekin on Jan 7, 2014 18:48:59 GMT
A common CSRF protection is a mechanism which inserts a unique key in all POST requests.
This fails if the form is not fresh. Try a force refresh (not just refresh; on Firefox this is the difference between control+r and control+shift+r) on the page with the form? Or try a different (newly installed?) browser altogether?
Of course, it could also be a bug in their CSRF protection ... in which case there's not so much you can do. It might work, or it might fail, for reasons out of your control.
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Post by TBeholder on Jan 7, 2014 19:23:47 GMT
This fails if the form is not fresh. Try a force refresh Possibly. Or it reacts on referrer, or there's really some XSS (twitter got a lot of annoying junk scripts on the last overhaul) the site doesn't like. so, if the error message is still on the right URL, refresh. If it's redirected, copy the url, paste it into URL bar and press enter. |
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Post by Gotolei on Mar 14, 2014 22:55:59 GMT
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Post by GK Sierra on Mar 16, 2014 15:16:41 GMT
Ooh, that is excellent news. Can't wait to see what Paz gets up to in her time off. |
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Post by eskhn on Mar 16, 2014 19:00:23 GMT
The fingerprint was the first thing I checked for. I even check the real moon sometimes (not that it's ever there).
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Post by Per on Mar 16, 2014 19:02:14 GMT
Check out the coffee table full of board games in page 23.
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Post by chaosvii on Mar 16, 2014 20:58:51 GMT
Finally cannon evidence for OTP AnniexJack!
Big fan of the beach party that went down. And I like the concept of a close-knit society that enforces a rule of "If you harm somebody then you have to heal them."
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Post by Per on Mar 16, 2014 21:12:08 GMT
[spoiper]How did that work with Sareed getting smacked around, though? It bothered me a little that Annie didn't ask her about that.[/spoiper]
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Post by chaosvii on Mar 16, 2014 21:24:15 GMT
Well I also hold the view that the second any society adopts a half-decent idea... that unnecessary & unjustified violence will be the direct result of the adopting of said idea. So I felt that it was a fair way of showing that the system ain't perfect.
If I were in Annie's shoes, I would have neglected to ask because I would have assumed that the bruise was something that was off-limits for discussion due to the other party being embarrassed about it. |
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Post by eskhn on Mar 16, 2014 21:41:05 GMT
Finally cannon evidence for OTP AnniexJack! Process of elimination. Besides, the only other one left was Winsbury, and I don't think Annie's too keen on getting shot. |
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Post by Omnium on Mar 16, 2014 21:50:26 GMT
That should be interesting. Considering that she's becoming a more important character with every appearance lately it would be nice to get to know her more and develop her character. Covering her life outside the court would certainly do that. I get the impression that Tom's put a lot more thought into Paz than has been shown in the comic so far. Also, in an AitF2 note: Annie being given a tip about giving boys the cold shoulder might put her interaction with Jack in C34 in a slightly different light. Probably not, but that's what it made me think of when reading. |
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Post by keef on Mar 17, 2014 0:30:15 GMT
Great extra, I bought part 1(twice), but was in a lonely financial zone lately. [spoiper]How did that work with Sareed getting smacked around, though? It bothered me a little that Annie didn't ask her about that.[/spoiper] Annie may not react instantly, but I'm sure she notices. Their educational system is a bit old-fashioned maybe, threatening kids with the cooking pot.
Maybe most important in the long run is her friendship with Ysengrin. He's almost a father to her. |
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Post by thedoomblahsong on Mar 17, 2014 12:36:49 GMT
I'm a little confused now, because having the person who hurt you make it up to you seems pretty... normal and routine for humans too?
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Post by thedoctor on Mar 17, 2014 14:23:10 GMT
I'm a little confused now, because having the person who hurt you make it up to you seems pretty... normal and routine for humans too? Yeah, it's just a little bit more literal and direct here. |
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Post by thedoctor on Mar 17, 2014 14:24:16 GMT
How do we know that's "virtually absinthe? It's possible that Annie is just a real lightweight... |
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Post by GK Sierra on Mar 17, 2014 15:54:14 GMT
As if regular old white lightning wasn't terrifying enough, the South has a variety of moonshine that can give you a permanent case of the blues, and not the kind that make you pluck a banjo next to Jimmy Fallon. |
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Post by keef on Mar 17, 2014 22:52:13 GMT
The people of the forest remember the robots, but only in their alarmed state.  |
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