Bloom Silverton wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 09:47 I have a suggestion for the site! I was wondering if there could perhaps be "general corridors" displayed on each floor at Hogwarts aside from just on the second level? This would help with student adventures and even having students chatting among the halls than needing to be in a specific place. Thanks!

 Approved. They should appear soon. 

Just curious of why the didn't appear? as this was in 2018...

Julia Evans wrote: 17 Jun 2026, 14:18

Bloom Silverton wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 09:47 I have a suggestion for the site! I was wondering if there could perhaps be "general corridors" displayed on each floor at Hogwarts aside from just on the second level? This would help with student adventures and even having students chatting among the halls than needing to be in a specific place. Thanks!

 Approved. They should appear soon. 

Just curious of why the didn't appear? as this was in 2018...

Several reasons, but I'll keep this short.

• That was during the site's initial years, lots of planning and ideas, not necessarily followed through on all accounts.
• Previous staff that approved that is no longer on site.
• Initial years and thus lower traffic, currently, we have higher traffic and find no reason to make several forums for what could be made into one.
• Every added forum increases our moderation responsibilities, thus having several or a single one for each years adds about 7 new forums or if we go by floors, about 5-6 new forums. An unnecessary addition of work.
• Reiterating my second statement, previous staff approved it and they are no longer on site. The current staff disagrees and would not have approved this to begin with.

There was a brief adventure years ago where a new area was given. Secrets become general areas everyone can access pretty quickly.

The img process is in the midst of a transition by our owner because of the weight of the images is slowing down the site. I have no idea what the process will look like in the end, but they are transitioning from hosted image files (which are heavily weighed) to webp, which are much lighter but also something we can display at higher levels of quality - colors shift and images look yucky due to img compression and we would like less "yuck" (technical term I know).