You say bio, but it seems you are talking about your profile. An Encyclopedia is something you make that you use to register. Until you do that, nothing is set in stone about your character. (It opens the character up to moderation). I would suggest getting a mentor to help with the process, or if you think you can figure it out, checking out the pages dedicated to explaining how to register and how to make an ency.

Flash Holmwood wrote: 28 Nov 2022, 12:59 You say bio, but it seems you are talking about your profile. An Encyclopedia is something you make that you use to register. Until you do that, nothing is set in stone about your character. (It opens the character up to moderation). I would suggest getting a mentor to help with the process, or if you think you can figure it out, checking out the pages dedicated to explaining how to register and how to make an ency.

Thank you so much. Yes I’m sorry I meant profile. I just don’t know what to call these things yet I’m still very new.

There is no need to apologize, no one should expect you to understand everything, and asking questions here should not be accompanied by shame. This is a longterm RP site so you have plenty of time to learn the ropes, and there are many of us in the community that are glad to help others up to our level.

Thank you so much. I really do appreciate this.

Cynthia Beaufort wrote: 28 Nov 2022, 08:05 Hello.
I realised that while on a computer, you can click on coats of arm to go to different houses and by clicking the ‘H’ can go to the entrance hall. However, I cannot do so on a mobile device.

Adding onto what Rita said, the reason for this is befause, on most mobile devices, the crest would be far too small to be ablr to do that - plus there's no way to hover over something on mobile, so you click the crest to open the menu instead

The site lacks functionality on mobile to be mobile safe. There are some minor differences in terms of accessibility.

Also, generally Flash is correct in all things Index.

I thought this question might be valuable for everyone, so I'll ask it here:
I read somewhere that threads automatically lock after some time without reply. Is it possible to unlock threads again?
The reason I am asking is that I am thinking about using one thread for Edwards home with his parents and he'll probably return there from time to time over holidays and instead of making a new thread for every post at that place, I thought wondered about unlocking threads to continue in there even if it is more than 3 months.

Edward Foxe wrote: 29 Nov 2022, 14:32 I thought this question might be valuable for everyone, so I'll ask it here:
I read somewhere that threads automatically lock after some time without reply. Is it possible to unlock threads again?
The reason I am asking is that I am thinking about using one thread for Edwards home with his parents and he'll probably return there from time to time over holidays and instead of making a new thread for every post at that place, I thought wondered about unlocking threads to continue in there even if it is more than 3 months.

Threads are manually (not automatically) locked by site moderators that patrol the site's forums. When a thread is closed, you would get an owl from the moderator explaining that the reason is inactivity for three months. That owl is also accompanied by an explanation that if you want a thread unlocked, all you have to do is request it in this thread here: viewtopic.php?t=15666

Iirc staff lock threads for threads that haven’t had any post in it after 3 months- and there is a thread to open locked threads.

Ah okay, that is good to know! Thank you very much, Marcus and Clark.