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Join Vera and Hermann on their quest to explore the vast world of Estryia and learn its origins.
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post=83300But you can add some personal text that shows up in your user profile page. Go ahead and update it and try it out.This is a simple feature, but I like it a lot! I like clicking on someone's username and finding out a lot about them just from a small paragraph, and from there, I end up clicking on their games and such as well. I implore everyone to fill it out.
This actually reminds me of how user pages work on Steam. ... for whatever reason. I actually have to do quite a few updates to my stuff with all the snazzy new material provided.
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But, can you make a forum post, a site sticky, or something like that illustrating to new users, and some old ones how to use the myriad of new features in RMN3? Some of how stuff works are brand new concepts, and an explanation on how to properly use this features would be awesome.
I second this idea. It would help to explain a lot of the things that weren't in v2 (such as Game Pages, adding members to games, so on and so forth).
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@Deacon: Put your mouse over "Account," and "Manage Games" should be on there. There's your "game presentations."
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I am actually curious as to how this "Pages" feature on Games works. I can see that it's similar in format to the blog post stuff, but I'm not sure what I can use (i.e., BBCode, HTML, etc). Good to see that we're not totally destroying the server again, though.
Hey where is my RMN3?!
author=Holbert link=topic=3946.msg79182#msg79182 date=1244517430I mentioned this! :o
The issue here is the differences between our development server and our live server. The development server is pretty much sterile and is configured with RMN3 in mind. Our live server is controlled with a control panel that essentially takes control of the box - dictacting apache configs, what software we can have installed (and what version!), etc. It's not so easy to make changes on, especially when we have over a dozen websites hosted by us, some of them paying customers that we can't really bog down with a lot of downtime right now. We have been meaning to upgrade to a new box but we have some pending agreements that have to be ironed out before we can move one way or the other.
It really is a pretty big deal that oftentimes, servers don't exactly have the exact things needed for something to run properly, especially something like RMN3 -- from what I saw of it, it was indeed very complex, with awesome little pop-up stuff (not really POP-ups, but notifications of a kind), and all sorts of other stuff. I'm not surprised that a live server would crap out on something as complex as it with other sites that might not have as much complexity (and therefore not needing the same applications installed on the server) would need.
Though it may suck, it has to be dealt with, and we'll get things in due time, as said. A migration this week surprises me, though! From the way WIP made it sound, it made it seem like a new server would be a couple of months away (not talking about RMN3; the server ><).
Hey where is my RMN3?!
I can attest to the fact that RMN3 does, in fact, live! I was able to see it in the three minutes that it was alive.
Server issues do suck, almost as much as domain issues, and oftentimes even more because every server (unless you're using your own) has its own things installed and you're never quite sure if it has exactly everything you need for something to function properly. ... I'm not entirely sure that's even the problem, though, so. :sweat:
Server issues do suck, almost as much as domain issues, and oftentimes even more because every server (unless you're using your own) has its own things installed and you're never quite sure if it has exactly everything you need for something to function properly. ... I'm not entirely sure that's even the problem, though, so. :sweat:
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