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She was before I got here, but from what I understand she was/is the only Admin.
(The rest are Mods. No offense. ) I was hoping an older player would elaborate for the sake of others' curiosity. Assuming any here remembered. Ah, well...I tried.

Next poster doesn't really care who she was.

Oh, I do And I tried to do some "research" and found some old posts by ANS and myself explaining that ayame is indeed the (only) administrator of the english Hfest version. I can't remember writing that I must have had way too much time back then.

The next poster has been active on Hfest for at least a year.

false i havent playd in months now im active again

TnP hates when he/she messes up a order on the last 2-3 enemys

I used to. But nowadays I don't remember that many orders, so I rather love it when I get an order right

TnP did not understand how the big crystals appear for at least a month after beginning to play. (I didn't - took me a really long time to find out)

false i just looked for the faq on my first day hammerfest^^

the next poster knows in wich pd u can get this: or

No, never got any of them.

The next poster knows xkcd.com.

No, I don't know it.

The Next Poster has been here.

Hahahaha what a great pic!! I'm totally adding that to my collection of pictures.
Ahem. I mean, true.

The next poster likes to read.

I love to read. I've actually been reading a lot lately, I've finished The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series, started The Hunger Games series (waiting for the last two books to show up in the mail) and starting 1984 tonight, followed by Fahrenheit 451. Books

The next poster has read at least one of these books.

I have read Fahrenheit 451 at school. This means I was forced to read it, but couldn't sufficiently respect it, as a pupil's general approach is quite negative... In fact, Christa Wolf's "Kassandra" was the only book we read at school that I really liked (a great novel, and very courageous because it contains very much criticism about the GDR).
I also will read 1984, but not now.

The next poster has already been alive while the GDR existed.
(Bonus: And you didn't notice until now...)