DontMindMe

Yes. But what if throwaway accounts kept guessing answers until they got it and then the owner put the answer up to Neocodex. It would be first-come-first-serve, but at least more people would be actually winning a game that is entirely luck reliant.

TNT said they understand mistakes happen. If you only keep making money and doing community stuff on one account, you should be fine. If you didn't vote on anything on the new account, they probably won't care, or just give you a warning.

What are ETS and VETS items exactly?

So, why doesn't Abrosia not connect to the database anymore? And does any one have any manual lists to use?

Okay. Honestly it seems like a lot of old Neopets players are so upset because the financial future of Neo? NFTs just seem like a last ditch effort on JumpStart's part, because Neo is largely irrelevant. But it seems everyone wants to point fingers at something else without stopping to consider that a website over 20 years old at this point just doesn't have the profits to stay. Neo is far past it's prime, and honestly, what's keeping the old players? Nostalgia? Sunken Stone? A sense of achievement they build over years if not decades? But none of these things could be applied to new players. Saying TNT should improve the site, just why? At worst it's a waste of money, and best how much could they really get? YouTuber Tamago2474 put it best explaining how Neopets simply isn't as interesting in 2021 as it was so long ago. I can't blame TNT from simply not being passionate for it anymore. Imagine if you worked on the same project for 20 years, and it's barely afloat anymore. You could pour time, money, and effort into it, and maybe it'd turn around. Or you could find new projects to work on, something new, fresh, and exciting. Fans have this delusion Neo could be saved because they want it to stay. They seem to think putting your ideas down for something you love will make it successful. It's naive, and would most likely be the final nail, due to general inexperience with a project like Neo, and won't lead to the grand redesign everyone will love. I honestly can't see what else JumpStart is suppose to do. Trying to rebuild the site is a moneysink, and anything aside from merchandise would be scummy. It seems they're giving it one last Hail Mary before dropping it completely. From what I've read on Reddit, most of them understand that if this fails Neo would be out too much money to recover and close, but if it succeeds it might stay alive. Honestly, it would be great if Neo could stay up, but it's not realistic to expect it to. Nothing last forever. It'd be great, but it's time to accept Neopets will likely shut down within the next year. Instead of being upset it didn't last, be happy of all the memories. Plus a lot of the games where preserved with Flashpoint, so all is not lost. The only thing left is whether JumpStart should contuine with a deal that likely will put them in a worse position than outright killing Neopets entirely.

TLDR: Neo is likely barely making enough to stay up and is irrelevant. NFTs are likely a last ditch effort to keep it alive. Neo will probably die soon.