It'd be nice to have this option for tribe names as well. I'd like to change /t/flagsofsnapzu to /t/FlagsOfSnapzu.

Open your profile in your browser's "private" or "incognito" mode (or log out), and you should be able to find it in your history.

Apparently there will be a normal way to view these at some point in the near future.

Yes, this exactly. I've always had trouble maintaining the tension in the knot when I go to make the loops. I end up getting them tied good and tight once, then putting them on like slip-ons until they eventually come undone.

I'm curious, what do you like about it? I've only heard bad things.

♪ DIGIMON

DIGITAL MONSTERS

DIGIMON ARE THE CHAMPIONS ♫

Duck Tales was definitely a close second, followed by Rescue Rangers. Hey Arnold!, Rugrats, and everything on Jetix, back when Toon Disney was still around.

...isn't thrilled about driving. I'm in college, and I still don't have my license—and am dreading having to get one eventually. Everyone I know rushed to get theirs as soon as they were old enough. I'm too afraid of making one mistake and ruining my life, or someone else's.

Alternatively: I swear I'm the only one who likes grey, overcast mornings. All the artificial lighting casts an orange glow and long trails across the ground that stand out against the darker backdrop.

Custom modules would be really nice, and a big incentive for hosting a community on Snapzu as opposed to the alternatives. At a basic level, give us a place to stick some HTML, JS, and CSS, and sandbox it in an iframe for security. For a more advanced implementation, provide a way to define custom form fields/inputs for the admin interface (with values exposed to the module via a JS object), and add in a mechanism to share modules with others.

Looks nice! I'll keep an eye out for when Firefox support makes it in.

I did a double-take when I read this the first time, but then I realized you're replying to /u/lobster. A little /u/butter too and we have a meal going!

True. I've seen the same on reddit as well: if you can isolate yourself enough in smaller and/or well-moderated sections of a site, you can avoid much of the garbage that might be elsewhere.

I guess it depends on what you classify as "bad behavior". A lot of the worst people from reddit migrated to voat after /r/FatPeopleHate was banned, and now they make up a large portion of its userbase. Until issues with their hosting providers forced them to ban it, the administration was happy to provide a safe haven for inappropriate pictures of minors on their site. That its ultimate banning caused a sizeable backlash from voat's userbase tells me they're not the kind of crowd I'd want to hang around.

Thanks! It's just a hobby. I'm a programmer.

I like combining Sierra Mist with orange or apple juice. It adds a nice fizziness, and softens some of the tang of orange juice.

Thanks!

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