@MrMonsh per another report I've seen: yes, it appears that removing and re-following a game clears its Visits count.

I did a write-up regarding today's changes: https://blog.zacharytalis.com/2021/10/14/

Markdown version: https://blog.zacharytalis.com/2021/10/14/documents/src-update-concerns.md

@Meta how do today's profile page changes fit within the SRC Privacy Policy? Am I correct in asserting that the policy's "Service logs" section is the applicable bit of text?

@BREWSER

https://pace.rip/ https://diode.zone/videos/watch/6fa7beb4-c4e6-4db2-9c80-b487724ce53a

Hi @lewisandspark, this is essentially a non-answer:

[quote="lewisandspark"]We've always felt that these kinds of rules should be established by individual communities to best suit the needs of their players, and we don't see a reason to change that policy.[/quote]

Large game development studios, advertisers, and IP holders actively work against sites that tacitly encourage emulator use. Will Elo promise to not ban submissions for using emulators, legal or otherwise?

@Liv I use uBlock Origin, which blocks SRC's current ads, but doesn't block Elo Engage ads. Right now, Elo Engage just advertises other Elo sites, but that'll change as Elo reaches more advertisers.

When src gets its new Elo Engage ads the site'll become inaccessible for me. (I get overstimulated to the point of freezing up.)

This is what happens when an advertising firm buys your hobby site...

https://www.elo.io/products/engage

Thank you! I appreciate your swift response.

I'll be submitting my run within the next few days, I have to retime it. But it's faster than WR by about a minute.