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Yes. People kept abusing it and making new accounts so we stopped doing it.

Or maybe he’s going through something really difficult and has found comfort in his faith to get him through.

No. We can permanently ban you if you’d like.

I was really excited for this, but the lack of actual new songs/alternative versions is kind of annoying.

As i’ve said repeatedly… Featured Content is a work in progress. It’s not going to be moved further down the page because it’s defeating the purpose of spotlighting them. However, I did change how it looks on mobile. The code is a little rough but it works for now. I’ll go in and refine it later.

Thank you! I know you do, and it means a lot.

Would love to do something like that again. It's truly been a heavy lift to get us to this point. We're trying.

This is something that is on our internal roadmap. Right now making sure things are stable, useful features are re-implemented and revamping community policies is the priority before we ask people to pay a sub. But just know it's being worked on.

I mean… I appreciate people trying to support the site, but at some point it becomes obnoxious to your browsing experience.

Yeah and PM me. Or email me.

Can you please show screenshots? I do believe you but i’m asked to provide them to show how invasive they are.

There’s plenty of constructive feedback that we take into account. How you deliver a message is just as important as what was said. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Working on a new tag/prefix system.

Calling something a “design disaster” and how it makes you visit the site less is a negative attack. But okay.

There is quite literally a giant red notice at the top of this thread stating that Featured Content is a work in progress, but thank you, as always, for your insightful commentary posted from your Android phone.

We are working to archive them. Our Insta has some of the more recent ones.

That doesn’t really matter. The 15 million at the beginning is what helped the average along with the overrun from football which boosted it. Last year’s show was 3 hours and still had almost 6 million.

Yessss sisters supporting sisters

Featured ≠ popular. It’s threads we want to highlight. Like Tinashe’s album thread which deserved some attention.

Lmao why was I tagged in this? I only came to mess with Gelato (a OTH) who was creaming at the thought of the show having a record low. I love Madge

Well, my parents are dead so no. Though, I did almost have a kid in college. They’d be almost 18.

@gelato I know you fuming rn

The above message states it’s a work in progress…

The Trump administration has formally rescinded the Biden administration’s 2024 Title IX rule, which extended federal protections against sex discrimination, sexual harassment and assault to LGBTQ+ students. The Education Department will instead return to the 2020 Title IX regulations adopted during Trump’s first term. The 2024 rule had already been struck down by a federal court and, because of ongoing litigation, never took effect in roughly half of the country. The 2020 regulations do not explicitly include protections for LGBTQ+ students and also narrow the types of sexual harassment and assault complaints schools are required to investigate. What Does This Mean for LGBTQ+ Students?The federal government will no longer enforce the Biden administration’s interpretation that Title IX explicitly protects students from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Transgender students could be particularly affected in disputes involving bathrooms and school sports. The administration has already investigated school districts and threatened federal funding over policies allowing trans students to use bathrooms or participate in sports consistent with their gender identity. States and school districts with their own LGBTQ+ protections may continue enforcing those policies, although trans-inclusive policies could put them in conflict with the federal government. Some states and districts are already fighting the administration in court. The change also affects sexual harassment and assault cases more broadly. The restored 2020 regulations limit which complaints schools must investigate and require live hearings in certain cases. Supporters say those rules provide greater due-process protections, while critics argue they leave victims with fewer protections. The broader legal question surrounding Title IX and transgender students remains unsettled. The Supreme Court ruled in June that states can ban transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports, but did not decide whether Title IX itself requires sports participation to be based on sex assigned at birth. More Changes Are ComingThe administration plans to go further with a forthcoming amendment to Title IX that would define sex exclusively as an individual’s biological classification as male or female. That amendment has not yet been published. The Education Department has already pursued its interpretation of Title IX through investigations and threats to withhold federal funding from some school districts. The Justice Department has also challenged gender-identity policies in California, Maine and Minnesota.