Big stuff lands under Updates. Small fixes and polish go under Patch notes. The newest entries are always on top.
Update
BETA 2.1 — feedback everywhere, new guide, changelog
This release is about making the site talk back — every click and every action should tell you it heard you.
What shipped:
• Loading spinners on every action button — favourite, vote, comment, report, submit, suggest, and every moderator tool.
• Toast notifications pop in the bottom-right whenever an action succeeds or fails, with human-readable error copy instead of silence.
• Every route now has a proper loading skeleton when you navigate between pages — no more flashing blank screens.
• The "Ratings: Site / Steam / Both" toggle self-hides on pages that don't actually display ratings.
• The Browse dropdown no longer snaps shut when you move from the trigger to an item (reported as idea #8 on the Ideas board).
• Captcha on sign-in now has a "Skip the puzzle" escape hatch that fades in after the first wrong answer.
• Ingest pipeline no longer gets stuck with zero-new-items runs when the top of Workshop is all already-decided stuff. Daily cron now digs up to 5 pages per kind and stops early once it finds enough novel items.
• New live progress bar on /admin/ingest so moderators can see which kind and which page the ingest is currently on.
• Native window.alert() and window.confirm() dialogs are gone — replaced with styled in-page armed-click confirmations.
Documentation:
• /guide rewritten as a layered tutorial — a one-line summary per section with collapsible "More details", plus new "Roles on the site" and "Glossary" sections so nobody has to guess what a word means.
• /admin/guide rewritten as per-role playbooks with "on a normal day you…" cards, "Common mistake" callouts, and a formal escalation ladder (warn → mute → temp ban → perma → hard ban).
And this page:
• You're reading it. The changelog now lives inside the site, with Updates (big stuff) and Patch notes (small stuff) tabs, and a "What's new" badge in the top bar that shows unread count for signed-in users.
Rough edges still exist. Keep the reports and Ideas-board suggestions coming.