Megg Believed to have Left Club Penguin
Our Club Penguin Island community manager, Megg, is believed to have left the team after a tweet from Polo Field was made. Polo is the former community manager of Club Penguin, though many people aren’t certain if this is true. We do however know that Deamama has left.
Guess it's a new day at CP now that Megg and Deamama are both gone. I barely recognize CP these days. 🐯
— Tiger & Wolf (@tigerwolfgames) July 9, 2017
Megg said she would be on an “epic adventure” after players became suspicious about her no longer making blog posts. Players then became even more suspicious when it turned out she was still in Canada and I think many of us would like some reassurance of Megg still being around.
On a slightly more positive note, Deamama left a really beautiful post and a message before leaving. You can read her farewell letter here.
It's all of YOU. Wherever you go & whatever you do, understand you have power to build positive communities that can change the world.
— Deanna & Neil 🇨🇦 (@DeannaandNeil) July 8, 2017
Earlier today I made a post on the problems with Club Penguin Island but those problems could increase as many players really like Megg as a community manager, including myself. We don’t know the details yet and I will update you when I know more.
Waddle on,
-Torres 126
6 Comments
Engin Okan Çetin (@MysteriousAeon)
This is tragic news if true, and would probably mean the game will start to go downhill soon. She must’ve had a reason for leaving, or maybe she just couldn’t take the stress anymore.
Torres 126
What interests me is if she was laid off or left at her own will because whichever is true will cause completely different reactions throughout the community.
Yehaw
Megg left… well I would not really care because this is New CP, but Megg did awesome Waddle On and Island Insider vids. Even that she asked for a Music Jam last year.
Torres 126
Yeah, she did. She cared a lot about the community.
Yehaw
Or many it was an act to get more money Well you will never know 🙂
Torres 126
Every worker works to get more money, but she cared a lot too.