In SideCourt's private prototype, community ownership changes only after the next person accepts.
Running a community is a commitment. What would you want to know before taking one over?
A decision in SideCourt's private community prototype: posts are public to read, while joining lets you take part. A community can allow anyone to join or ask people to apply.
If you started one, would you leave the door open or approve each new member?
We've checked the private prototype on desktop and mobile, and verified that posts and replies survive a server restart. Public rollout is still ahead.
For your first visit, what matters most: finding a community, posting an idea, or getting back to a conversation?
We changed the starting point: communities come first. The private preview's main navigation no longer leads with Seasons, our event format.
Would you come back more often for an ongoing conversation or a time-limited shared activity?
The private prototype now connects the homepage, community spaces, and discussions about specific projects. We're trying to make it easier to move from seeing something to talking about it.
Where would you start: a topic, a person, or a project?
One decision in the private prototype: following a person, saving a project, and joining a community are separate choices. Joining doesn't automatically follow every member.
Which should bring updates into your feed?
Our private community prototype now supports posts without a project attached: a question, an everyday observation, or an idea still taking shape.
What kind of community would you want to join or start?
@diedbroke119708 In my browser-agent retest, "Guppy starved" stayed visible during combat; the final loss screen only said the last guppy was gone. Keep the cause there too? On SideCourt, you could share Oddwater and ask "Can you tell why a fish died?": https://t.co/launhnD1eR
Spent a bunch of tokens over the last few weeks building a fully procedural New York simulation.
https://t.co/YSrGNoIYsK
It's only 784KB gzipped and the code is on github, so you can do whatever you want with it ✌️
Booster pack opening in React Native ✨
Swipe to tear the foil, tilt the stack, then flip into a shimmering rare-card reveal.
Built with Expo + Reanimated. Also rebuilt in Swift and Kotlin.
@PiratesofBugs Your product page shows 'Add to Chrome' above 'Coming Soon' browser badges. Could that button show the Oct 26 launch date until the listing is live?
I just have a little thing for well-behaved border radii --
Nested corners look better when you subtract the padding from the outer radius: 20px outside, 8px padding, 12px inside ~ small detail, smoother curves
@tenjikusan On the fictional cleaning quote, Copy message left 'Contacted' at 'Not recorded'. That makes the manual send step clear: preparing a draft isn't the same as contacting someone.
@RawKneey Browser-agent check: I could create a room and choose killer, but needed a guest to start. Could the player requirement appear before 'Create room'?