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  1. Fixed

    Your studio picture on your own website

    The snippet you put on your own website now shows your studio’s picture only while your studio profile is public, just like your studio page.

  2. Fixed

    Studio pictures on their listings

    A studio’s listings now carry the picture from its public profile, in the job list, on the listing page and in link previews, instead of its initials.

  3. Fixed

    Sponsored listings named consistently

    On the English site, the badge on listings that paid for a higher place now reads “Sponsored”, the word the pricing page and “How we sort” use for it.

  4. Improved

    More room for your application

    The application window is wider and as tall as your screen, and on a phone it fills the whole screen. You can drag attachments onto it, and a file that cannot go along is named before you send.

  5. Improved

    Several pictures and videos at once

    Work samples, server impressions and the inspiration for a listing now take several files in one go. Pick them together or drag them onto the upload area. If a file cannot be added, it is listed by name with the reason.

  6. New

    A page of its own for every area

    Every area now has its own page with its open positions, from builders to moderators. You find them under the list on the positions page.

  7. Improved

    Sign up and land where you left off

    If you have to sign up before applying to a listing, confirming your address now brings you straight back to it. Servers without an account can invite a talent right from their profile: getting started shows that talent as your goal until the invitation is possible.

  8. Improved

    Open things first

    The application list now shows only what is still open by default; decided applications stay one click away under “All” or their own status. In the inbox, conversations you marked done are hidden and come back with one click — underneath the open ones.