Vouch. The approach of "just wipe everything" used to be reasonable, but the server has been moving in a direction that no longer makes this the best approach.
@Fleek#14975 Armor stands are not tile entities, they are regular entities. A tile entity is something like a chest or a furnace. TFM has never had a way to automatically wipe tile entities.
@Ashaz#14941 Most likely, but it would require installing an extension, which is probably not going to happen.
@Tizz#14916 While it is very inconvenient, long tapping on the avatar until the context menu appears will give the same tooltip on mobile browsers.
There seem to be two conflicting ideas here: an old version of Minecraft with an old version of TFM, and an old version of Minecraft with a customized modern version of TFM. The old TFM of course has nostalgia value, but on the other hand, that means very little to new players.
I completely agree that two different interfaces for the same chat should not have different restrictions. However, I don't think that adding an artificial restriction to the Discord is the right way to bring them together.
I still think that making all spam and drama threads falling is the best solution, which means that they will not move back to the top if someone posts in them. This is also how it was set up on ProBoards. Unfortunately, this is most likely not going to happen until we switch to a new forum.
@elmon#14849 All bots that currently bypass channel permissions are developed by us. The only exception is Rythm, which can be configured to not require that permission:
https://rythm.fm/docs/permissi…y-from-textvoice-channels
I suggest completely disabling the bots in the server chat channels instead. If we only remove the bot messages, you will still see messages from users executing bot commands.
Click the thumbtack icon in the top left corner of the screen.
This suggestion has already been denied for Fleek's reason:
https://forum.totalfreedom.me/d/556-give-admins-perms-in-hub
I think we should not attempt to implement any kind of duplication guard: that just seems like a cat-and-mouse game that we are not going to win. Not having a duplication guard does not make the feature useless, it just makes it catered towards roleplay.
I agree with Telesphoreo that /toggle is already extremely dense, and this suggestion certainly does not help with that. I definitely think we can consolidate the toggles, but adding even more things to /toggle might not be the best approach.
We used to display in the join message that our name does not imply that we do not have any rules. As far as I know, this was at some point replaced with the message about /plotworld and /freedom-02.
I am aware that this sounds very snarky, but if you have to ask how to do it, it is unlikely that you will be able to. Minecraft can crash for a million different reasons. The only way to figure out the reason given nothing but the crash report is to read the stack trace, which essentially explains what path the program followed to get to the point where it crashed. In my experience, reading stack traces comes naturally to programmers, but is rather confusing for most other people.
@zeseryu#14605 The original admin application currently has 2 recommendations (including Robin), 2 vouches, 3 neutrals, and no objections. If there were ever any objections, the posts have been deleted since.
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A long time ago, it was possible for any player to create kits ingame. The problem was that some players were storing things like crash items in the kits so that they could wreak havoc within a few seconds after joining. When we disabled the ability to create new kits as a reaction to that, the existing ones were left as they were. As far as I know, those are still the kits we have today. Some of them are broken because they are simply old and outdated.
I think the developers' time is better spent just fixing books rather than implementing an alternative to them. This is already on the backlog as FS-73.
@wild1145#14468 No, nothing has been changed at all. Command_ban.java hasn't been touched in over 3 months.
@wild1145#14448 HD heads are not normal player heads, they actually use an exploit in the website of Minecraft: Education Edition (https://education.minecraft.net). Because it's an exploit and not an official feature, there are some tricky steps involved in going from an arbitrary image to an HD head. The suggestion is to have a Discord bot or web page that performs some of those steps for you.
@wild1145#14388 I am not against a Discord channel or web form that automatically submits normal ban appeals to the forum as long as there is a disclaimer that you need a forum account if you want to defend your position, and the system gives you the link to the created thread. Indefinite ban appeals are a different story: I think those should remain manual, at least for now.
