Sitting-Duc

Yes there have been a few people that have had this issue. The probable cause is that you are running an ad blocker extension on your browser. For some reason it doesn't like the icon names and blocks them. Disable the extension and it should work - I will look at a server side fix at some point soon I hope.

I would like to welcome two new members to the Minecraft moderator team, @Taz1009 and @_tristen_ are very active members on the servers and will be a great addition to the team. Welcome!!

This should now be working again, the redirect was offline for the server migration.

@7Toes - I haven't actually moved it onto a raspberry pi.. and although this server is cheaper the specs are identical to the last one. I've switched over to using one of my own licences for Windows Server 2016 rather than us paying a subscription.

Hey @Sonovabich Its probably due to the move - hopefully will have everything complete by the end of the day. Will see then if the issues persist.

Yep @Gatorgirl that would be a good guess

Nope i'm running it off a raspberry pi now Has cut the costs down a fair amount.

So the currently suggested possibilities are: USB Port Server Host Windows 10 Update Out of date drivers Spyware Wireless Disk RAM Processor lol

That Facebook integration crap never ceases to annoy me - thanks for the heads up and I will take a look at some point.

Please join me in welcoming @Sollisnexus to the Minecraft moderators group. The servers are doing very well lately and we are hoping Sollisnexus will be a great addition to helping the servers prosper into the future!.

Yeah that site is just clickbait....

Absolutely the best multiplayer game out there at the moment: http://slither.io/

Really? you have a problem with that but not the actual spam on birthday posts? Minecraft is doing very well at the moment and as such you get assholes that need to be banned - simple really.

@Mossticles sounds good - count me in

So ignore the broken images but this is something like it might look... Homepage: Forums:

So nothing is changing with accounts etc. The homepage will change a bit to promote the clubs and once someone joins the club then the they will be able to follow and see that games content. At the beginning I would only be looking at the open clubs for the games where non-club members can view the content but need to join to contribute: We could then expand the clubs with closed ones for member groups such as breakfast clubs and tourney clubs etc. Still in the ideas stage so I welcome any suggestions for how we could use this..

Hi all! In the next major update of the website that will be coming this summer the platform developers are introducing a feature called 'clubs'. I think this is going to be an exciting and fascinating feature for us to adopt as it looks to help support a wider variety of games and sub-communities. The idea behind it will be that we create a 'club' for each of the game types we support with servers and also the games that we don't.The core parts to the community would stay as is such as general discussion/clan members/admin forums. These clubs will be available for anyone to join and are essentially micro communities within the site. Each micro community will have it's own 'homepage', 'forums'. 'downloads', 'events' and 'gallery'. The hope will be that with this organisational structure there will be more freedom for the games to have an identity of there own and also for users to have more choice in the content they are shown on the website. The events is something I am really looking forward to using as each game club can have a proper events system for tourneys etc. So that's about it with the update from me, I would love it if you would read the following update from the platform the developers and gave your feedback of what we could do with it: