Marking in card games.

I suggest using the (-) sign in the ring in the same way in card games. This way you can get information about whether a given user is actually active and wants to play at the table or just logged in, which I have often observed with many users, that when you turn on your computer in the morning and it starts up, it immediately logs you into the game, while the person themselves is often away for the whole day. This could be self-initiated, or you could signal to users that you are not coming to play at the moment, and in addition, it could also be activated automatically after 30 minutes, for example, in front of the name of a user who is not playing the game. It would be more clear, otherwise I come to the game, see that I see 10 red people sitting, make a table with the appropriate rating and then sit here for 30 minutes just waiting for nothing, because in reality most people are away or playing chess, for example. It is good to be online in all games at the same time, but in reality you don't play several games at once (and if you do, then you probably play both mediocrely). As a further development, it could be possible to add VIP status to the minus within this ring, otherwise everyone would sit and wait for someone to make a table, even though they themselves are not VIPs. It would be more clear. Otherwise, I would have to go through all the accounts to see who could make a table, etc. Give feedback and of course I am waiting for Meikop's answer here. Sunshine!

You can see who is a VIP from the list in the main hall.

You can see who is a VIP from the list in the main hall.

Why do I have to go look somewhere else? I can see the user knowing this by clicking...

When you click on a user, you have to view each user individually, but in the Great Hall you can see all the VIPs present.

See what color you are on the list there as a VIP

Yes, I see it in many places, but I don't see anyone who is active and wants to play or just sits inside for half the day. So why is this option added to other games if it's so irrelevant? Sorry if this is such a redundant or sensitive topic that a great leader and teacher won't bother to continue this discussion. The question from the vint.ee user was perhaps understandable? Thanks again.