#1. Features to add |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 01:33, by |
Things I want to add later: - sage - message trimming/cleaning - atom feeds - better tag engine What do you want to see added? Youtube embed? Images? Are there any tags "missing" (eg: anime, books, conspiracy theories) ? I'm all ears! |
#2. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 02:48, by |
SJIS art |
#3. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 05:35, by |
Maybe Youtube embeds? |
#4. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 10:09, by |
Message trimming/cleaning has now been somewhat implemented. |
#5. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 13:11, by |
uploading images would be awesome |
#6. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 16:59, by |
>>4 Later this week, if a message is too long, I think I'll have it return an error and refuse to allow the post through, than to silently pass a truncated message (current behavior) I may also disable excessive amounts of newlines in a row. On the fence for that. It's easy enough to just delete posts from people who are trying to be obnoxious and "abuse" the platform, as it were. |
#7. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 17:43, by |
Cookies for the name field, and tripcodes (possibly capcodes?) |
#8. |
Published: 2024-01-03 [Wed] 17:44, by |
>>5 Do you think only images should be allowed, or should other files (such as ZIP, MP4, torrent, etc) be allowed also? |
#9. |
Published: 2024-01-05 [Fri] 09:10, by |
Basic Atom feeds added, later we'll add a feed for all recent comments, and also give every thread its own Atom feed https://bbs.gikopoi.com/atom/ |
#10. |
Published: 2024-01-05 [Fri] 09:26, by |
>>7 I think I'll start adding on tripcodes next... |
#11. |
Published: 2024-01-06 [Sat] 16:13, by |
>>9 You can now view all recent posts at https://bbs.gikopoi.com/recent/ Atom feed for that coming. |
#12. |
Published: 2024-01-06 [Sat] 18:25, by |
does "sage" work? |
#13. |
Published: 2024-01-06 [Sat] 18:49, by |
>>10 test tripcode |
#14. |
Published: 2024-01-06 [Sat] 21:56, by |
I suggested a Pseud0ch theme nammed "Nichannel", will it look like the 2ch boards or the software Kareha? |
#15. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 06:04, by |
>>11 done: https://bbs.gikopoi.com/atom/recent |
#16. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 06:50, by |
Board features: - Collapsible trees, like on /that site/. You could probably do this with CSS or something. - User defined tags and boards. This was one of the cooler features of Multichan, IMO. But Multichan is difficult to control, even if you run your own node. What about the proliferation of random, scarcely related tags, you ask? Solution: Each post needs at least one of the default tags set by the admin. Instead of boards, let there be two kinds of user defined tags: - A normal tag - A grouping/filter of existing tags With this system, it's much more fine-grained. If you want to carry on with the board idea, let them be collections of tags a user can control. Tags: - #philosophy - #prog - #nsfw |
#17. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 18:08, by |
>>16 > collapsible trees Possibly, but may not be easy without invoking JS If I were to program anything further re: trees, what I would rather add is the ability to view a subtree easily, eg /tree/12345/5 to view the tree of post reply #5 and all children within thread 12345. > user defined tags and boards Likely. I don't think it involves mandating each new thread uses an existing tag. But one tricky thing here is that allowing for custom #tags would involve mixing checkbox and text input designs. So a possible solution for preventing too many threads from arising would be (a) making tag policing a higher priority for mod teams; (b) allowing one custom tag to be created at a time At present, the solution I'm leaning towards is creating custom tags when a certain amount of threads exist that would justify adding a new tag. Example for philosophy, which would currently be listed under (perhaps) #society and #general -- I see no real reason to create a special #philosophy tag until enough philosophy threads exist to justify it. Similarly, pruning existing tags that remain unused at a certain point will be a priority of mine as a board admin. In the same way that making a #philosophy tag when no philosophy threads exist seems a little silly to me, keeping tags such as #paranormal or #food seems silly if they never get any use. |
#18. Priorities 2024-01-08 |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 18:15, by |
Priorities for board software at present: #1. Better tag engine Something like logical "AND" and "NOT" to compliment what exists now, which is something like logical "OR". Making this work and work well from /tags/ page without a complicated mix of checkboxen shouldn't be too difficult.. #2. Thread modes Besides "open" and "delete" I would like to add legacy thread modes such as Sticky, Lock, Sticky Lock, and Permasage. These seem present in virtually all 4chan-like boards and can be more useful than the existing binary of "open" and "delete" -- lock/permasage can be useful but less severe forms of moderation, while "sticky" is always fun to have around. #3 Markup At least ">" making what's ostensibly quoted text appear slightly differently has value, even if only in thread mode and not tree mode. Likely #2 will be focused on before #1. #3 is not of priority. |
#19. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 18:29, by |
Now when you reply to a thread, you get directed to your post at the bottom of the thread page. Really minor hack but nice quality of life detail imo. Default "view" (for responding to a thread or going to a post from the atom feeds) is thread mode, in part because it shows metadata (post date, author) that tree mode doesn't show. |
#20. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 18:42, by |
We are now also showing basic statistics on the homepage, enjoy. |
#21. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 18:54, by |
Mobile support (making the page responsive to different screen sizes) |
#22. |
Published: 2024-01-07 [Sun] 19:08, by |
>>16 also btw there is already an NSFW tag, for now make programming as tech |
#23. Thread modes |
Published: 2024-01-08 [Mon] 11:54, by |
>>18 I've now added some thread modes: sticky, lock, stickylock, permasage. You generally won't be seeing these used, but I'll leave the "hello world" thread stickied for a while. |
#24. |
Published: 2024-01-09 [Tue] 15:52, by |
Message removed |
#25. |
Published: 2024-01-10 [Wed] 10:41, by |
>>18 > #3 Markup I'm thinking of adding the following syntax: > quote / color 1 < quote / color 2 %spoiler% Do these look good? No plans for >> replies (eg, >>18) yet, but it's a possibility. I would rather encourage one reply = one post than have many replies in one post -- this is a bit more annoying for the poster, but has benefits for readers. A post is only be written once, while it is read an indefinite many of times. |
#26. Subtree added |
Published: 2024-01-11 [Thu] 16:24, by |
>>17 Added a subtree view mode. I didn't know where to add the UI to access it, so I added a link to it on the /post/ page, eg https://bbs.gikopoi.com/post/1704245584/16 links to https://bbs.gikopoi.com/tree/1704245584/16 |
#27. More Atom feeds added |
Published: 2024-01-11 [Thu] 18:12, by |
>>9 Now every thread has its own Atom feed, and relevant pages <link> to their corresponding feed. The Atom code needs to be refactored, but the feature has been completed. |
#28. |
Published: 2024-01-11 [Thu] 22:02, by |
>>18 We've began implementing tag negation -- if /tags/random pulls up all threads tagged #random, ...then /tags/random/meta pulls up all #random but not #meta, ...and /tags/ /meta/ pulls up all threads not tagged meta. ...or /tags/ /random+meta/ hides all threads tagged random or meta. basically /tags/include me/but not me/ . |
#29. |
Published: 2024-01-16 [Tue] 02:49, by |
>>25 This all sounds good to me! I can't wait to see this site get updates, it's got a lot of potential. |
#30. Markup added |
Published: 2024-01-19 [Fri] 13:08, by |
>>25 We now have a bit of markup: > normal quote < irregular quote ^ crazy quote %spoiler% text -- just wrap text with %parentheses signs% (I'll add something in the /about/ page about it later) |
#31. |
Published: 2024-01-19 [Fri] 13:11, by |
>>30 Sorry, I meant percentage signs % , a bit tired %there must be an even number of percentage signs or it won't hide % %the text -- also, spoilers only work within one line, so if you want% %a big spoiler, you need to wrap each line within the comments with a% %percent sign.% |
#32. |
Published: 2024-01-19 [Fri] 13:14, by |
>>31 maybe i'll make it so you can do a big spoiler later by wrapping a bigger chunk of text like: %%% big secrets go here! multiple line wrapped spoiler! %%% |
#33. |
Published: 2024-01-27 [Sat] 15:18, by |
>>8 If images would be allowed, I don't see why not other files too. |
#34. |
Published: 2024-01-27 [Sat] 15:19, by |
SSH/Telnet access! |
#35. |
Published: 2024-02-11 [Sun] 05:35, by |
put the subject in the page title |
#36. |
Published: 2024-02-18 [Sun] 11:28, by |
>>6 You can now override the long lines warning; I'd rather people didn't use this, but it can be used (for example) when posting a long chat line or sharing a long URL, etc. Previous line in this post intentionally made "too long" |
#37. Better filtering tools |
Published: 2024-07-16 [Tue] 16:19, by |
For the BBS: 1) The ability to hide threads and replies 2) An individual word filter For gikopoi itself: 1) An individual word filter Yes I know I can ignore people who spam certain words but I want the tools to filter those words for myself please and thank you |
#38. |
Published: 2024-07-17 [Wed] 13:13, by |
Here are a few changes I'm requesting. 1. For me the navigation box hovers the thread so there's some text I can't read. Maybe move it to a sidebar at the right hand side. 2. Dynamic page titles based on the subject of the thread, the tag name, etc. This cleans up the history. I think when you're viewing a reply it's good to have the title be based on the content in case there is no subject. 3. Dynamic tag creation. Let people type whatever tags they want in a space-separated list and have it propose autocompletes based on existing tags. |
#39. |
Published: 2024-07-17 [Wed] 13:15, by |
>>38 Actually, the long line problems are a pesk to resolve manually. I guess I can take it into account with my writing style. But everyone and their mom uses an automatic word wrap. Why doesn't this software? |
#40. |
Published: 2024-07-18 [Thu] 05:00, by |
>>39 1. I want posts to look good by default in "tree mode"; long lines don't look good. Auto-line breaking doesn't always look good. 2. By default, I want white-space to be preserved -- this is useful when sharing ASCII art, code chunks, poetry, etc. It's also the way old email, USENET threads, and text-sharing used to be online. And it worked! 3. The standard of well-formatted posts really pisses off zoomers and phone posters... 4. ... but if you want or need "long lines" for some reason, you can manually override the filter by checking the "LL" (long line) box next to the "Post comment" button. (Wow, look at how beautiful that list is!) Maybe in the future, I'll have a "format post" checkbox set by default at the bottom that breaks up long lines. For now, I don't think most people have any real issue with it. When you're writing a longer post, just hit "enter" when your sentence is nearing the edge of the post box, exactly like one hits the "carriage return" before going to the edge of a page when using a type writer. The software at ayashii.net , which this project takes inspiration from, originally also had an anti-long-line feature before the heyuriteens disabled it because teens kept complaining. Maybe 2channel also yelled at people for writing long lines, but I can't remember.... This innocent little tripwire also gives you a chance to reread your post before submitting it, which I think's helpful -- not planning to allow people to edit or delete their own messages, ever. |
#41. |
Published: 2024-07-18 [Thu] 05:08, by |
>>38 1. I can make the box slightly transparent if you'd like; otherwise, maybe some CSS wizard can help out. My CSS-foo is not great and I'm working on figuring this out for future themes. 2. This is a good idea and something I will implement soon. 3. This was attempted on https://0chan.vip (which also isn't fussy about "long lines") and it worked okay but also lead to most of the tags only being used a single time; other tags were abused, sometimes tags were duplicated; it ended up just being too much work to babysit. For now, if you want a specific tag, you can request it, or if I see a lot of threads being created that deserve their own tag, I'll add it. I think the current selection of tags is pretty good. As a note, "general" tag should be used for any topics that invite more serious discussions, and "random" should be used for more silly or dumb topics. "Life" is for more personal topics or blog-like threads, while "society" is for things like politics, history, religion, philosophy. Thank you for your feedback! |
#42. |
Published: 2024-07-18 [Thu] 05:11, by |
>>37 If you use the Gikopoi userscript with Tampermonkey, you can automatically filter trouble words or trouble users! Lots of cool other features too. Grab it here: https://github.com/iwamizawa-software/experimental-poipoi As for hiding threads/comments/posts containing badwords here, that requires Javascript which I'm allergic to. If you or anyone else with Javascript skillz wants to write a userscript that adds these features, I will happily link to it on the homepage of bbs.gikopoi.com . |
#43. |
Published: 2024-08-21 [Wed] 21:34, by |
the folks writing a map editor seemed to be having some trouble doing tiles that gikos could hide in, how about a new tile type that hides a character sprite? |
#44. |
Published: 2024-08-22 [Thu] 04:55, by |
>>43 you can either make the tile warp someone to someplace weird or just copy the background to an object layer if you want to "hide" a giko |
#45. |
Published: 2024-08-22 [Thu] 05:06, by |
>>43 Also you probably want the Gikopoi map thread instead of the Pohon BBS features thread: https://bbs.gikopoi.com/thread/1723532576/ see also #gikopoi tag: https://bbs.gikopoi.com/tags/gikopoi/ |