Hello, D.Buzz development enthusiasts!
People like to read content that is clean, organized, and easy to find. When readers can navigate a website quickly and easily find what they are looking for, they are more likely to stay on the site and continue reading. A well-organized website creates a better user experience and can help increase web traffic.
We are excited to roll out the "Truncate long links in buzzes" feature. This, while not splashy, is a subtle way in which your reading experience will be made better.
When you post a long link, that will show in full. This is great for transparency but bad for reading (*no one wants to look at a 500-character link). With the “Truncate long links in buzzes feature”, that long 500-character link will automatically be truncated down to the first few characters. BAM, easy reading all day long now.
To enhance security, more so with the now-truncated links feature, when you do click a link to a website outside of DBuzz, a pop-up window will appear with the full naked link in it. This way, you can confirm if you do indeed want to go to that location.
Scammers use fake links in phishing attacks to steal your personal information. Be careful when clicking on links in buzzes, even if they look legitimate. If you're not sure if a link is fake, double-check the link and make sure it is where you want to go. If the link looks suspicious, don't click on it.
Along with the ease of reading updates, we also spent time fixing a bunch of issues that will go a long way in the site's functionality. A big one is the repair of the Pockets feature.
Pockets are like groups of posts that you like. They can be yours, someone else's; they can be focused on a topic, or just random posts. Add buzzes to pockets, then share that pocket with the world... or not. The critical takeaway here is that they are now, again, working well. WOOT!
Below, you will find the full release notes for this week.
NOTE: We try to push the updates listed here to the testnet on the same day as this post, but sometimes that is delayed. Note that the updates listed here will be posted within 72 hours.
Thank you for joining us on this journey!
When we come together as a community, we are stronger. We can support each other, collaborate, and make a difference. When we work together, we can accomplish much more than we could ever do alone. Coming together as a community can help us build relationships, solve problems, and make our world a better place.
A few weeks ago, on Discord, a community member pointed out an issue with our payout setting. At first, we did not know that you could change the payout setting in such a way, but it turns out you can.
Big shoutout and thank you to @leprechaun for finding this issue and helping us get it addressed!
@leprechaun is a fantastic person as well; if you are looking to take on an interesting person for your team or project, hit them up!
Thank you again, @leprechaun. Please keep your diligent eyes open!
Much love to the entire @threespeak team for their help with the LITE platform -
@vaultec and the whole crew are fantastic. They have been integral in the LITE framework development.
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