Any reason the twitter card has html tags in it? Twitter doesn't seem to do anything with them and they look really dumb in Discord.
I think it'd be nice to see a "New" flag added to recent runs on a leaderboard, maybe with a slight glow or something that disappears after 1-2 weeks. Perhaps even with something differentiating between new runs/runners to a category and improved runs, though I'm not exactly sure on the best way to display that.
[quote=Cereth] I think it'd be nice to see a "New" flag added to recent runs on a leaderboard, maybe with a slight glow or something that disappears after 1-2 weeks. Perhaps even with something differentiating between new runs/runners to a category and improved runs, though I'm not exactly sure on the best way to display that. [/quote] Interesting idea, added to the list but tbh I what the best way would be to show it, so that it wouldn't be obtrusive for people that might not care for it. I made some examples based on what you suggested, let me know what you think (same goes for others): http://imgur.com/KscFS8O,X7huuzO,PDVqM3Y
licensetobill: You probably have javascript disabled, enabling it will fix it. (You might have something like NoScript installed but didn't whitelist speedrun.com, for example.)
I think the first one looks better, but it adds more horizontal space, which we don't have to spare in a lot of cases. The third is probably the most functional. Using the date field makes sense. There's maybe a way to make it look more natural, but I can't think of anything.
[quote]maybe a bit less flashy ^^ ?[/quote]
Looks fine to me. The good thing is, it's remarkable without adding new elements, therefore clogging up a page that has already a lot of data on it. Also, since it's a colored element, it should be customizable for each leaderboard like other elements.
If you start rejecting a run but then cancel out of the dialogue box that appears you get this message:
"Your security token is invalid. This most likely means that someone tried to trick you into doing stuff you do not want."
I get the same message if I verify a run with a twitch vod attached before the video loads in.
Bringing up this post that I made about a month ago http://www.speedrun.com/The_Site/thread/g79jt/21#anzyv
Still curious if its possible to implement at some point in the future?
It would be cool if you could blacklist games in your settings, so they no longer appear on the frontpage. Would this be complicated to implement?
"It would be cool if you could blacklist games in your settings, so they no longer appear on the frontpage. Would this be complicated to implement?" Blacklist games ? Do you think there are too many games on the front page that you can't afford to see those ? I mean, the front page has a decent flow and scroll really fast. I think it's faster to follow the games you want and set the frontpage to be full of games you follow. Unless I forgot something, I don't see exactly why blacklisting games is good.
I like the normal frontpage because you can find new games and communities, I only follow one game where I'm the super-mod. Not seeing games that you know, but don't care about, would improve it in my opinion.
This looks very complicated. I assume it's possible to do that since you can follow a game, you can "anti-follow", (meaning blacklisting) this game I guess.
andypanther: This is related to an update that planning is being done for (no ETA currently.) Basically we want to add certain tags to games such that they do or don't show up in the search bar based on user settings or selections. We're not sure if individual user blacklists will be scalable enough with the current front page though. User customization is generally a good thing (like in this case) when it's not ridiculously specific functionality.
FingerQuick: I can't gauge the effort required to support that, one of the other admins would have to comment.
It seems as if you tie a run that is obsoleted by that person having a faster PB on another version, your place number on the leaderboards is replaced with a "-" as well, even though you should have a number. In this case, CpKaka has 10th place, but it just appears as a dash since he tied siglemic's N64 time.
