Not really sure if I am asking this right but I had a thought. As you may have seen from my Animal Crossing: City Folk thread, I am trying to exchange friend codes with other people who play on this server so I can play with them online. Even through all my efforts I still only have 4 friend codes and yet right now as I write this the stats page shows 190 profiles with 3 people online right now. Now I remember Nintendo was able to send you messages in game in the form of letter in your mailbox. But if I remember correctly, that would only happen if you had WiiConnect24 enabled. So my idea and question is if there is any way that a message could be delivered to the people online from the server saying something like, "Welcome to the Wiimmfi Server. If you are looking to exchange friend codes with people on the new servers, please do so here (Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go to the City Friend Code Exchange on the Wiimmfi servers)." You could also put any other kind of information or updates in those messages too like when the servers are going to be going down. And if other games have a similar feature you could do something like this to those games too. I don't know what would be involved in making this happen if it is even possible at all but if there is anything I can do to help please let me know. Thanks.

Thanks for the response. When you say "Delivering messages from Server - Client is not possible" do you mean currently on the Wiimmfi server it's not possible or was it not even possible on the official Nintendo servers? I don't know how other games may have done it but I know that in Animal Crossing: City Folk that Nintendo would send you messages as letters in your mailbox in game. Usually with a DLC item attached. Like I said before, I am just thinking of some way to inform the new people connecting to the Wiimmfi server of where to go to find friend codes for their game. Perfect example is I just saw like 4 posts (3 of which were from the same person) posting "Hey, add me!" which were ultimately deleted because they were spamming. Now if those people were somehow informed when they connected to the server that "If you are looking for friends codes, please visit (insert web address here)" maybe they would have posted in the right area and not have spammed. Again, I don't have the knowledge or know how to even begin to understand how Wiimmfi works or what would need to be done to do what I am suggesting and I applaud everyone involved for getting Wiimmfi as far as it is. This is just an idea I had in order to possibly make things easier to find friends.

Thank you for the replies and the explanation. I kinda figured it would be something complicated like that. Right now I am playing my Wii games on the Wii U. And going through the settings, it doesn't look like I have the option to enable or disable WiiConnect24 in the vWii. I do have a regular Wii with BootMii in Boot2 and a NAND Backup. It's not set up now but once I do I will message you.