The last public post made was on November 17, 2018, though the DreamSelfy website displays a message saying "Not gone forever, we'll be back!". As of 2020, the forum, and of 2021, the maker has been shut down as well.Īs of July 18, 2022, DreamSelfy remains offline, with the associated Patreon page still up but not reaching server funding goals. There was also a forum on the DS site for former TM users to talk. When the TinierMe Trading site was closed along with TinierMe, the DreamSelfy tool was still up and running. Terms of Service, however, would be the only information to survive the site's closing. There would also be no refunds for G-Coins due to the cancellation. The site would no longer be accessable via the site, Facebook,etc. The site was scheduled to shut down on Monday, the 10th of December, and all characters, profiles, and related personal data would be deleted. December 10th: The day that the site was scheduled to be terminated.Users were also unable to purchase G-Coins or complete surveys for G-Coins on and after this date, although the purchasing of G-Coin items with any left over G-Coins will be continued, as well as the purchasing of other items for Chibi Coins. We apologize and thank you for your understanding.".
#Tinierme trade list registration#
As we are ending all services, registration for the site is no longer available. On this date, the feature to create new accounts was closed trying to click on the sign up button would lead to a page reading, "TinierMe will be closing on December 10th, 2012. November 9th: The day the bulletin was posted.The first paragraph also thanked the users of TinierMe, and then stated the important dates throughout the paragraph. In the first paragraph of the letter, the letter said "It is with deep regret that we announce the cancellation of TinierMe.". However, TinierMe most likely decided to simply cease operations instead as they relied solely on gacha for income. As TinierMe was a Japanese game, it had to comply with the new law and remove all its gacha rules. However, the true reason for the closure of TinierMe was due to Japan's new ban in 2012 on the Kompu Gacha or Complete Gacha game monetization model, which TinierMe used, due to its resemblance to gambling. The note that replaced the TinierMe website. Users were (and are still) upset at this, feeling that they have closed down for no reason. This reason was somewhat "revealed" on December 10th, 2012 when trying to access the site on/after December 10th, a pop-up appeared that states "After 3 years, we've decided that TinierMe had run its course." in the second line of the paragraph. Users of the site were displeased with the reason for Tinierme closing down.
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