Accepting a Challenge

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IainF
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Accepting a Challenge

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I know this is probably a stupid question and I think I know the answer but just want to check.

When accepting a challenge I do need the password from the challenger to enter don't I?

I've had a few challenges but no PM's to let me know and hence no idea what the passwords are so thought I might be missing something.
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ORIGINAL: IainF

I know this is probably a stupid question and I think I know the answer but just want to check.

When accepting a challenge I do need the password from the challenger to enter don't I?

I've had a few challenges but no PM's to let me know and hence no idea what the passwords are so thought I might be missing something.
Correct. Some people want to play only with friends or have some other conditions. I believe there's an opponents wanted subforum to meet people as well.
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