We've made some awesome improvements to the website this week (and we haven't even "officially" launched).
Here's what we did:
- A "Page Not Found" glitch has been fixed with users who have spaces in their account names
- We're also calling "users" "people" now because it sounds nicer. I ain't no user. I'M A PERSON!!!
- Your tax-deductible gift receipt now works properly once you've donated to Skip1.org
- We made the 2 URL links on your profile page look better
- We've resolved some issues with the handshake between PayPal and Skip1.org with more on the way
- The recent skippers column on the main page has been tweaked
- We're moving some of the social buttons around so they're more visible
- If you don't upload a profile pic, you're gettin' one from us. Don't worry, it looks good
- Updated default profiles pics across entire site
- Added Posterous link to Social Network Badges on homepage
- Our twitter account changed from @skip_1 to @skip1
- Fixed an issue where if a Skip was hidden - it would still show up on the home page. Now they are hidden from both the user profile and homepage
Here's what we're working on next:
- Our Skip1 team will be able to email videos from their 3GS iPhones directly to the Skip1 TV page
- You'll be able to tweet out what you skipped and let others know how they can do the same
- More video content is on the way!
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Re: Skip1.org Updates
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