What Hootus is working on

He can already work out that a server finished setup a week ago and still has nobody verified, and he already writes the message that would say so. The switch that sends it is off. What is left is deciding how often he is allowed to speak, and making sure he never says the same thing to you twice.

The web app navigates from a top bar that has run out of room, with a second row of tabs under it on settings. A left rail takes both, carries the server switcher and your account, and knows which page you are looking at. The public pages keep the top bar they have.

The database already lets a Discord server hold several WoW guilds, and one server is quietly doing it. Nothing in the interface admits that. Whether it becomes a real feature or stays an accident has not been decided.

Five of the servers that dropped Hootus left carrying a fault he had never mentioned, while their own dashboards told them the roster was clean. He knows nineteen ways a server can break now, says only the ones that stop a real person getting anything, and says each of them once. The full list is in the changelog.