Changelog
Everything we've shipped recently, newest first.
All changes
- New
More ways to pay for a boost
A boost can now be paid by debit or bank transfer as well, not just by card. The placement then starts when the payment arrives — we write to you once it is running, and just as well if the payment does not come through.
- New
Voucher codes at checkout
Membership and boost checkouts now have a field for a voucher code, and the receipt shows what was actually charged.
- Fixed
Conversation headers have room again
In a conversation, the buttons for the application, archiving and muting now sit under the name instead of beside it, so long names are no longer squeezed into a few letters per line.
- Improved
The thread shows what the application says
Your inbox now states right at the point an application begins what was submitted: as whom, the rate in mind, the start date, the attachments. Every decision after it — shortlist, acceptance, rejection, withdrawal — leaves its own line in the thread, with what it means for you.
- Improved
The title field now says the same thing everywhere
Creating and editing a listing now show the same sentence under the title — what the posting is called, the role and what you need it for. The listing’s fixed address sits in a row of its own below it, and a counter shows how much of the 80 characters is left.
- Improved
The question now sits with the apply button
On a job page the question is right under the apply button, with a line saying it is not an application. In a thread, the moment a conversation becomes an application is marked as its own line — and your team settings now say what switching questions off costs you.
- New
Ask before you apply
Not sure a listing is for you? Ask the team about it without applying — the question opens a normal thread in your inbox, and you can still apply afterwards. Teams see the question beside their applications and can switch questions off in their team settings.
- Improved
Registration says which name it means
The first field is now called “Your name” rather than “Display name”, and says when we ask for your server’s or studio’s name: in the next step, after you confirm your email address.