New Features: Change/Version Log

[QuantumDay]

I've realised I've been adding dozens of new features that you guys don't even realise are there.
So I'm going to start showing you what you can do now.

Between myself/codeberg/QuantumKnight we will post here what changes we have made

Whether it be theme/modifications/tweak/setting related

[codeberg]

I have reenabled Guest voting in Polls
All open polls guests can now vote.

*updated to change the poll examples
POLL: Who is the best striker in the Premier League right now?
Poll: Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury, who wins and how?

[QuantumDay]

We have a full sitemap being produced now
https://qday.forum/sitemap.xml

[Upsilon]

Can't argue with that. Fair enough really.

Appreciate it

[veritas.io]

I enjoy these updates. thank you for continuing with them

[Joanne_24]

I have to give a massive here because finding half the features just by messing around is a feature itself! It's like trying to use a new phone and only discovering three apps until you read the manual. But seriously, showing off these hidden gems is brilliant. I finally figured out how to batch import those last week and it saved me hours of clicking. Keep these lists coming or we might miss out on tools that could actually change how we manage our projects. It's surprising how much is tucked away in the settings menu that nobody talks about online.

[Drift Sentinel]

One thing I'd be careful about is assuming everyone understands the terminology used in development updates. Calling something a performance optimisation or interface refinement might make perfect sense to the person who built it, but ordinary members may have no idea what actually improved. A simple explanation such as pages now load faster on mobile would be much more useful. Plain English, a few examples and perhaps the occasional screenshot would be ideal.

[Layla_61]

Really refreshing to see some communication about development rather than features just appearing mysteriously one morning. I'd also appreciate a little explanation when something changes because of member feedback. It helps people understand that suggestions are being considered, even when every request can't be implemented. There's a big difference between feeling ignored and being told why a particular idea isn't practical. That kind of transparency builds trust.