So in regards to a new category for completing 3rd building without doing any skips, a person I've been speaking to has found a glitch and was excited to test its uses within the context of a run. In regards to the general spirit of everyone's goals is it more to promote the completion of the third building? Or are people simply interested in a pure glitchless run. While the skip wouldn't be acceptable would early alarm be accepted? I'm not at all opposed to a glitchless category being made at all and it even sounds a little fun but I'm just curious about the spirit of the request. There are a lot more glitches that can be played with than just the skip, is the goal to sidestep all glitches? Or is it more just to get players to actually play every level before proceeding.

Pardon the post, I was hoping to be added as a moderator to Yomawari: Night Alone ( https://www.speedrun.com/yomawari_night_alone ).

As of late I've been trying to drum up a little more interest in the game, speaking to more experienced runners about the game while also playing it myself on stream for those who may be interested. I've even spent some time expanding on the game in any way I can and getting in touch with past runners on and off the site in order to try and showcase the game. However, the current moderators are not as active as they once were and three weeks have passed since my first submission has been sent in. I've tried catching their streams to reach out to them but unfortunately I've not had any luck due to schedules not aligning. I'm also trying to reach out via steam to one of the mods, and if I'm able to get in touch I plan on appending an update, but in the meantime I've not had any luck as of yet in requesting mod from them. One mod has only been away for three weeks but the other has not logged on for a few months shy of a year.

As previously stated, if I do manage to get in touch with them I'll be making sure it's known but I've not been successful yet. Ultimately my main goal is to just see a little more attention on the game as well as ensuring submissions can be reviewed as quickly as possible, so I feel more active hands would be better than fewer.

Thank you very much, and once more pardon the post.

UPDATE: I've managed to get in touch with one of the moderators and he was kind enough to resolve the issue. Thank you very much for your time plus advice, and sorry about that @Daravae