Milica Vranekova wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:46

Winter Angelo wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:34 Just curious, why does some people’s profile say ‘last online’ and some says ‘last post’?

Hi Winter!

You can turn off your 'last online' by going to your profile, clicking on edit profile, going to your preferences and checking 'use invisibility cloak on the Marauder's Map'. Then it only shows your last post.

Thanks

Milica Vranekova wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:46

Winter Angelo wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:34 Just curious, why does some people’s profile say ‘last online’ and some says ‘last post’?

Hi Winter!

You can turn off your 'last online' by going to your profile, clicking on edit profile, going to your preferences and checking 'use invisibility cloak on the Marauder's Map'. Then it only shows your last post.

Just regarding this–I used to think everyone's showed 'last online' if you use invisibility cloak, but for a few people, i still see last post while others are last online

Julia Evans wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 13:08

Milica Vranekova wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:46

Winter Angelo wrote: 9 Jun 2026, 12:34 Just curious, why does some people’s profile say ‘last online’ and some says ‘last post’?

Hi Winter!

You can turn off your 'last online' by going to your profile, clicking on edit profile, going to your preferences and checking 'use invisibility cloak on the Marauder's Map'. Then it only shows your last post.

Just regarding this–I used to think everyone's showed 'last online' if you use invisibility cloak, but for a few people, i still see last post while others are last online

It depends on both settings. If you have the invisibly cloak setting on, others cannot see your activity, but you cannot see theirs. If you have it off, your activity is visible, and you can see the activity of people who have not toggled that setting.

Is reporting Godmodding an optional thing? Or does the moderators handle these themselves? Ik that we should report to make moderators easier but let's say for example, I agreed to rp with someone, but I saw they godmodded me, but I really didn't think much of it. Would that still put them in trouble or this is up to me?

Chatt Auclair wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:43 Is reporting Godmodding an optional thing? Or does the moderators handle these themselves? Ik that we should report to make moderators easier but let's say for example, I agreed to rp with someone, but I saw they godmodded me, but I really didn't think much of it. Would that still put them in trouble or this is up to me?

It's up to you if a mod didn't pick up on it yet, but I strongly suggest you have a conversation with said person and say what you think about said action.

Also the person should include it in their post that you allowed them to godmod you as it doesn't make the mods waste their time checking if it was voluntary or not ykwim.
They wouldn't get in "trouble" unless I assume it's repetitive throughout their threads but the staff would ask them if it was voluntary and advise to have a conversation with the person they godmodded,
hope this helps

Chatt Auclair wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:43 Is reporting Godmodding an optional thing? Or does the moderators handle these themselves? Ik that we should report to make moderators easier but let's say for example, I agreed to rp with someone, but I saw they godmodded me, but I really didn't think much of it. Would that still put them in trouble or this is up to me?

I’m not sure what’s right to do, but I have had people godmod me and just not really cared, so I didn’t do anything but go along with it. I once did the same in the beginning, so I give newer people a bit of grace in that regard. Not sure if that’s the right thing, that’s just what I did!

Tes Cadell wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:47

Chatt Auclair wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:43 Is reporting Godmodding an optional thing? Or does the moderators handle these themselves? Ik that we should report to make moderators easier but let's say for example, I agreed to rp with someone, but I saw they godmodded me, but I really didn't think much of it. Would that still put them in trouble or this is up to me?

It's up to you if a mod didn't pick up on it yet, but I strongly suggest you have a conversation with said person and say what you think about said action.

Also the person should include it in their post that you allowed them to godmod you as it doesn't make the mods waste their time checking if it was voluntary or not ykwim.
They wouldn't get in "trouble" unless I assume it's repetitive throughout their threads but the staff would ask them if it was voluntary and advise to have a conversation with the person they godmodded,
hope this helps

Ty pooks

Chatt Auclair wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:49

Tes Cadell wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:47

Chatt Auclair wrote: 11 Jun 2026, 16:43 Is reporting Godmodding an optional thing? Or does the moderators handle these themselves? Ik that we should report to make moderators easier but let's say for example, I agreed to rp with someone, but I saw they godmodded me, but I really didn't think much of it. Would that still put them in trouble or this is up to me?

It's up to you if a mod didn't pick up on it yet, but I strongly suggest you have a conversation with said person and say what you think about said action.

Also the person should include it in their post that you allowed them to godmod you as it doesn't make the mods waste their time checking if it was voluntary or not ykwim.
They wouldn't get in "trouble" unless I assume it's repetitive throughout their threads but the staff would ask them if it was voluntary and advise to have a conversation with the person they godmodded,
hope this helps

Ty pooks

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Hey!
I requested a banner and got that banner but I don't know how to use it
Could someone help me pls.
( Note the beautiful banner is by Emiline's Exhibits.)

Enora James wrote: 16 Jun 2026, 22:29 Hey!
I requested a banner and got that banner but I don't know how to use it
Could someone help me pls.
( Note the beautiful banner is by Emiline's Exhibits.)

Hey to use a banner jsut copy and paste the bbc code!