>Thinking strategically about when to release odin. Its an anti-deplatforming tool. Thinking it would be better to release if we get under pressure again.
If you're confident in it working out you should have it in the hands of users before any major shit goes down again. If the site goes under like 8chan did it will already be too late and you'll be bleeding users. Of course, I don't know the specifics of Project Odin so I can only say a few general things about the kinds of situations it should be available for.
A quick couple of bug reports og which the first has been bugging me for years by now:
– The Quick Reply text box can only resize horizontally to grow bigger, but not smaller.
– The header text does not align with the custom formatting boxes in the Options menu. It also doesn't allow custom formatting for the new small text yet.
– The X to close out of the Options menu overlays with the scroll bar which can make using either awkward at times.
For what it's worth, I still think a way to easily keep track of any changes and fixes in the form of some sort of changelog would be beneficial to all, especially when it comes down to logging smaller changes like the ones mentioned above. It can be a great motivator for both users and the dev depending on how it's used and done. I've always enjoyed seeing my progress while compiling and putting out a changelog even if realistically not many people will care about the majority of the things on it.