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This section is dedicated to issues with the osu! website.
The vast majority of the time, this is due to a high number of tickets coming into our system at once.
You can always send a single reply to your currently open ticket asking about the state of your case, but make sure not to do this more than once or twice a week. You can also us on Twitter at @osu to ask about your ticket.
In rare circumstances, tickets from chronically offending s may be deliberately ignored, though the team will always tell you when they will no longer be responding to you first. If you have not received a notification like this, you do not need to worry about it!
Yes, absolutely.
In the event that another is harassing you via private messages either on the forums or via the game client itself, there are a few steps that you can take yourself to filter out their messages.
To block a from sending you messages in-game, simply add them to your ignore list.
Options menu button in-game
ignore to filter the options listing to the Chat Ignore List section.
You'll no longer see public chat messages from any s on that list, or receive private messages from them.
If you wish to ignore highlights, private messages, or public messages, you can simply append respectively @h, @p, @c to their name. The_Gatekeeper@c will ignore the 's messages in public channels. It is possible to combine those: The_Gatekeeper@ph will ignore highlights and private messages, but leave public messages visible.
If you wish to prevent anyone not on your friends list from sending you private messages, follow the following steps. Please note: s are not affected by this functionality and can always PM you. If you feel a is harassing you in spite of this, you should our team.
Options button on the main menu, or press Ctrl + O.
block to filter the options listing to the In-game Chat section.
s who are not on your friends list can no longer you.
Go to your settings and click block private messages from people not on your friends list in the Privacy section. Private messages from s in your friends list will still reach you.
Never fear, our staff will help you out.
If a is still harassing you via other means, or using their friends or someone else to circumvent your effort to block them, please send us an email at @ppy.sh.
Make sure to include any chat logs or other evidence in the email, and our staff will look into your case and get it sorted for you.
Me! pages, or pages, are special profile elements that all players with a er tag get access to. They can contain whatever you like — pictures of your achievements, your beatmaps, basically anything you wish!
Players with a er tag are given the privilege of editing their very own page for display on their profile for the world to see. Me! pages may contain anything you like, so long as it follows the community rules!
Even if your er tag happens to run out, your Me! page will remain visible and you will still be able to edit its contents.
This can happen if your Me! page had inappropriate content on it as defined by our community rules.
In such cases, you may open up a ticket with the team by emailing [email protected] and discussing your situation with them.
If at any point you are in doubt as to whether something is appropriate for a Me! page, you may message any of the of the Global Moderation Team with what you plan to put up and they'll let you know if it's okay.
Yes. We require your email address to send you reset requests and verification codes when needed.
If you have trouble connecting via the game client, please check your firewall and anti-virus settings to make sure osu! isn't being blocked.
If you ever lose your or cannot access your , your registration email is our first point of with you.
You might be looking at your stats for another game mode!
If you have been inactive for a lengthy period of time and your statistics are shown wrong, simply play a few maps to display them again. Inactive s have their scores hidden to keep the rankings fresh.