Panfu

Panfu was a massively multiplayer online game for children aged between 6 and 14, involving a virtual world where players could create their own panda and explore the island of "Panfu". Players were able to complete quests, play mini-games and chat with other pandas. According to creators about 15,000 players registered daily on the German Panfu. Panfu was made available to the general public on December 1, 2007 – after a beta-testing-phase.
The servers were taken offline in November 2016 after Goodbeans GmbH filed for bankruptcy in 2015.
History.
The two founders of Young Internet, Kay Kühne and Moritz Hohl, first published "Panfu" in December 2007, after 3 months of development and a month of public beta-testing. "Panfu" is a name composed of the words "panda" and the Chinese word for happiness, "fu". Only 6 weeks after launch, Panfu had more than 300,000 registered members. "Panfu" hit one million users in April 2008. In June 2009, the website had 10 million users worldwide and became the biggest children's virtual world in Europe.
In the meantime, the number of users grew to over 15 million and the game was translated into 12 languages. In April 2012, Young Internet was renamed to Goodbeans and shifted their focus to mobile gaming. With the new focus on mobile-only, their focus slowly drifted away from "Panfu". The last team-members were laid off in December 2014, and in February 2015 there were only two employees left. In January 2015 Goodbeans filed for bankruptcy, after "Panfu" had not been updated since December 2014. Instead of shutting "Panfu" down completely, the creators decided to let it stay up until it ran out, and thus never properly announced that they were closing. "Panfu" finally closed in November 2016.
Security in Panfu.
According to the creators, security was the biggest priority in "Panfu". The chat was closed from 3 AM to 8 AM on weekdays and from 8 PM to 11 AM on weekends. A word filter prevented verbal attacks and warned players when they didn't follow the rules. At the same time, the chat was strictly moderated by moderators from all over the world who watched over the chat. Parents could also opt-in to allow their child to only see the high security-chat. It allowed the child to select chats from a menu of premade greetings, questions, phrases, feelings, and options for action.
In July 2009, the first Panda sheriffs were introduced to help the moderators keep "Panfu" safe. They could mute other players for 30 minutes or freeze them, so they could not do anything for a minute. This worked only a few times, after which the sheriffs had to bring another sheriff or a moderator to help. Players could tell which pandas were sheriffs by the star-badge they had on their profiles.
Membership.
For some features in "Panfu", players had to purchase a membership known as "Gold Panda" in order to gain access to them. "Gold Panda" gave players the opportunity to decorate their treehouse, purchase clothes, adopt a pet and visit the "Underwater School". 

Visa policy of Liberia

Visitors to Liberia must obtain a visa from one of the Liberian diplomatic missions unless they come from one of the visa exempt countries. Yellow fever vaccination is required.
Visa exemption.
Citizens of the following 14 countries can visit Liberia without a visa:
Visa is also not required by citizens of China, South Africa and Vietnam holding diplomatic or service passports and citizens of Kuwait, Turkey holding diplomatic passports.
Visa exemption agreement for diplomatic passports was signed with in October 2018 and it is not yet ratified.
Visa on arrival.
Taiwan passport holders may obtain a visa on arrival but need to submit their applications via e-mail prior to arrival.
The VoA facility to visitors who may not be able to obtain visa at the Liberia's Missions or Embassies in countries of residence due to the absence of a Liberian mission or there is an urgency in meeting a business or work obligation in Liberia.
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A broader visa on arrival for tourists was announced in January 2019.
eVisa.
Liberia plans to introduce eVisas from 2019.