A huge round of applause to paulej72 for going through the bug list and sorting out much of what was there. Furthermore, I'd also like to extend thanks to iWantToKeepAnon and TheMightyBuzzard for contributions to this release.
As always, feel free to submit your issues to our bugtracker where our crack team of flying monkeys will labor to try and make it part of future site upgrades.
Check past the break for more thoughts and comments on these changes.
There's still a quite a bit of low hanging fruit, so if you like to blowtorch old codebases, grab the source and start deleting!
Subscriber Code Enabled
We're not offering subscriptions until post-incorporation, but we wanted to start looking and smoketesting this code in preparation for that happy day. Expect to see a few users with *'s after their name that marks them as a subscriber. As a note, the subscriber +1 pseudo-mod is disabled by default, so subscriber posts do not show up higher than they otherwise would.
I'd like to get a discussion going with the community on what sort of things you'd like to see from subscribing, so look for that article, and start brainstorming on what you would be willing to pay for (like shell accounts, USENET access, or some other service we could reasonable provide?)
(Score: 2) by NCommander on Sunday June 01 2014, @01:49PM
Its a quirk that we haven't fixed (yet). Threshold changes require a page reload, since we're not actually doing AJAX to make this work; instead its CSS magic; all the comments are loaded in a single go, then are collasped/loaded. Most of the code was basically adopted from a greasemonkey script, so there is relatively little code to make it go. We're discussing ways to improve further (inline reply is probably pretty high on that list as well; shouldn't be THAT hard to implement ....)
Still always moving