Feed to feed the streets

October 26, 2026

You asked for it, so here it is. Feed page is now live. Additional changes include:

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Home is now the feed: posts, reviews and lists from everyone, sorted by Latest, Top, Discussed or Oldest. New posts wait behind a "new" button instead of pushing the page down while you read.
Write a post straight from the top of Home.
Repost or quote any post, review, list or comment.
GIFs and every emoji, in posts, comments and replies. Star a GIF to keep it in your Favourites.
Game news: Valve's updates and patch notes for Counter-Strike 2 and Deadlock, on Home, on their own page, and with a page for each update.
Say what your post is about: tag it with a news update, and it shows on that update's page.
Home has a side column with the latest reviews, the latest lists and new members.
Upload a banner or profile picture straight from your device. Pictures are kept at full quality, and a picture you paste a link to is saved with us, so it no longer disappears when the link expires.

Your profile's Feed is now called Posts, and posts there look and work exactly as they do on Home.
Posts open in a popup with the comments first. Sort comments by Top or Recent.
Comments can be liked, replied to, reposted and quoted. Long threads fold after the first reply, with Show replies.
Like, comment and repost are a little larger and light up when you hover. Counts roll to their new number, and nothing shifts when the first like lands.
Posts no longer say "posted". Reviews say "reviewed", and lists "published a list".
Counters only show once there's something to count. No more "0".
Privacy, Terms and the Changelog now sit at the bottom of Home's side column. As you scroll, the column moves up so Latest lists stays in view.
Patch notes moved to the Changelog. Old links still work.
Tagging a game opens a small picker instead of taking over the whole post box.
The side column's hearts show what you've already liked.

A banner whose link has expired shows the plain banner instead of a broken image.
Selecting text in a popup and letting go outside it no longer closes the popup.
Country flags show up on Windows.
The footer sits centred under narrow pages.

Pictures are shown as sized copies made for your screen, so pages load faster and use less data, while the original you uploaded is kept untouched.
Game news comes straight from Valve's own posts on Steam and stays up to date by itself.