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Finally: The new community site!

September 6, 2005 · by Haavard

After months of hard work, the new community site is finally up and running! It's written entirely in-house, so there's no more relying on third parties to update the forum or the rest of the site with new functionality.

Just go to the front page and start exploring all the new features and improvements. And there's more to come as they iron out the final problems in this release and prepare for new enhancements... :smile:

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  • Jakub81

    Great job! :smile: Maybe I will start a blog now :wink:
  • Rapier

    The new site looks great
    Good work
    I would be nice if there was a section for blogs written by staff and they usually very interesting and informative !

    *Bookmarks Haavard's blog
  • davegould

    I really like the marketing Opera are doing these days (swim, party, free regs and now free blogs). It sucked for years and I experienced a brick wall when offering suggestions.

    Whoever is driving the change, all credit to you.
  • _alien_

    Youp.
  • Thomas0

    Hallo Haavard,

    the idea is super, the work might be good. But: Where is a change history for journals/blogs? Why do so much things have to turn to more less or more bad in journals/blogs?

    greetings, Thomas
  • Helmers

    I have high hopes for this site, I'll try to make good use of it! :smile:
  • Moose

    It's more blue than anything out of the past. I cannot help but approve :wink:

    M.
  • Thomas0

    Hallo Moose,

    you can login and change at:
    account--Web page layout

    greetings, Thomas
  • per

    It would be nice if you could visit pages a tad faster than one every 10 seconds or so, though. :-)

    The performance is not exactly overwhelming...
  • jojiboy

    hello everyone...this is great...:p:

About this article

Published inA Journal from Behind the Trenches
DateSeptember 6, 2005
AuthorHaavard
OriginalInternet Archive