Glad to know it'll be fixed soon! Thanks for all the hard work, Krin! It's wonderful to be on a site where bug reports are actually looked at with so much care. :)

Having bugs on the Site bothers me lol. I like take offense to a bug report lol. I feel like it's my job to either fix it as soon as possible or figure out that it's not a bug, but just something overlooked - which also tells me things that need to be clearer/improved.

Awww, Krin!

Don't take offence from the bug reports at all! It's amazing what you've done with this site! I've only been here for a year but in that time I've seen so many changes and upgrades going on constantly, and it wasn't even until about 6 months in that I heard that you're a self-taught programmer - I was stunned! Even if there are things that may need improving down the line, or a few hiccups that pop up every now and then, I'm sure that's the exact same for others as well - even professionals and teams. And think of it this way - the bugs with the eggs and messages being swapped out due to a fluke in timing is a sign that the site has grown. The bugs have probably been there for a while now, but with less people it would be less likely to show up; now that there's a lot more going on, there's a higher chance for people to do the same thing at matching times. It just means there's more active people on Sylestia. :D

So don't be offended, be proud! Of both yourself and the website you've created. And never forget: Bugs can be squished! And the Site Community loves you both very much. ^^

Lol. Thank you. =P I try my best!

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=18865&page=2#11 Author: Xavion Time Posted: 11/9/2014 at 3:46 PM Glad to know it'll be fixed soon! Thanks for all the hard work, Krin! It's wonderful to be on a site where bug reports are actually looked at with so much care. :)

Exactly. I personally would rather be part of a site that had more problems like in a beta but the people in charge were as active as you are in addressing the problems, rather than a site that had fewer problems but when the problems did crop up, you always wonder if your posts are ever going to get looked at and you wonder if people even cared. (And beta-type stuff can be so exciting, knowing you're participating in something growing and changing for the better!)