Luke as Chuffy's page

For the OOC portion of our game:

Important figures in the shadows have met untimely ends or disappeared completely. The shadow network infrastructure grows weak. If it collapses, it will have implications for runners and megacorps alike. It's up to a new group of runners to uncover the 'Angels' and their nefarious goals.

I have recently joined an online campaign. At first, the campaign appeared under its respective tab under the alias. However, it disappeared without notice even though I'm still in the game. The GM has even removed and re-added the alias. Further, because it's not there, it doesn't show up on my Wayfinder app. Is there a fix?

I was reporting on a game back in December and one of the sessions that I tried to report did not associate with a session number. It is still listed under the event (#54740) but I can't edit it. The new session I created for it wont give the players credit because of the stuck session report. How can I fix this? Thank you.

I've always found it awkward to have characters enter into a game that isn't suited for their type of character. For instance, having a party that are mostly combat oriented attempt an espionage scenario like "The Disappeared". It can lead to boredom for those players and jeopardize the mission because they don't have the necessary abilities. Further, thinking about the in-game world, the Venture-Captains would try to choose Pathfinders suited to the task they need accomplished.

Is it legal to let the players know the style of a scenario prior to playing it so they can decide if they want to play it?

For example: If I were to run "Library of the Lion", I might tell them that it is light combat, heavy skill checks, etc. Nothing that would give away the content necessarily.