Since the new DSi/3DSPaint feature allowing anyone to host a gameshow has been released, several gameshows have been made/played. This is good, right?
Not necessarily.
I have noticed that you can invite people to a gameshow while they're already in a gameshow. If you are in the first gameshow, DO NOT click the link! Let me explain what happens.
Each gameshow can be considered to be a 'room'. What seperates rooms? Walls. There is a 'wall' seperating each gameshow, as seen in Figure A.

Figure A

Normally, you're supposed to use doors to get from room to room. However, there are no doors on this wall. When you click the link, you perform an action similar to jumping through a wall. When you jump through a wall, you usually leave a hole, as seen in Figure B.

Figure B

If one or two people do it, it's fine, but if more people 'jump', the wall begins to grow weaker, as seen in Figure C.

Figure C

Once a certain amount of people create a hole, the wall crumbles and breaks. You can see this in Figure D.

Figure D

Once the wall vanishes, nothing is left to support the two 'rooms', and they collide together, forming a paradox, because game shows are not supposed to touch other game shows. The paradox eats everything in it and all of the people who were playing. You can see the paradox in Figure E.

Figure E

To make sure no one finds out this dark secret, a DSiPaint Defense Team was hired, also known as 'Admins'. These 'admins' hid any signs of the paradox by creating the term 'perma-ban.' They used this to cover up the users who were eaten. If anyone was eaten, they would put something on their profile that said why they were 'perma-banned'.
This incident happened a while ago as well- you can tell in the bulletin boards. You can see this in Figure F.

Figure F

As you can see, several of the numbers are missing. Those posts were linked to the users that were eaten, therefore, they got eaten as well.
When 3DSPaint was created, Gameshows were not included in the features. This was because paradoxes were destroying the site's population and there was no way to stop them. Luckily, they died out.
Now that anyone can host gameshows, the problem has returned. This is a growing crisis that must be stopped. Do not travel between gameshows via invitation!