Raffles - You can now set a journal to be an entry method for your raffle - users will have to make a new (non draft) journal that includes the link to the raffle to enter. - You can set any number of entry methods to be required, meaning they cannot enter the raffle unless that specific method has been completed. - You can now set the maximum amount of entries users can get in the raffle. - The raffle index now has pages, to help speed up loading. - Entry pawprints (the ones you have to paws up/mark to enter) now get the 'Raffle Entry' tag automatically, and will become hidden when the raffle ends. - You can now see ALL entries in a completed raffle (as the creator) by clicking a switch. By default it will only show the winners. Journals - You can now set a journal as a draft, if you don't want it public yet or have your followers notified about it. Requests - Requesters can now set a maximum content rating for what they'd like to receive. - Requesters can now add a reference link to their requests. - You can now set an active request limit (per user) in your settings. - You can now set a character limit (from 100-1000 characters) for requests. - Requests can now be accepted/considered/rejected, much like how the postbox works. - Artists can send a note back to the requester to explain whatever decision they made with their request. Other Changes - Fixed templates not loading correctly. - Added a search bar to the postbox. - You can now set a country flag to be displayed on your profile. - Fixed flipbook playback speed when previewing them. - You can now set commission status in your profile along with a URL to find out more information about commissions. - Profile has been updated to look nicer and be more responsive overall. - Allowed 'closing' the drawing timer by clicking on it. - Added a toggle to the move layer tool that allows you to move ALL layers at once. - You can now send pawprints with 'allow remixing' to other users, they're still able to manually turn it off if they'd like however.

There is now a second rating selection in the content section of your settings. This is for what rating pawprints can be sent/drawn for you, separate from which one you can see. There's also privacy settings for hiding your level/XP and badges, either from everyone, or just others. Other Fixes/Changes: - All confirmations have been replaced with fancy popups instead of relying on the browser to do it - Sped up the pawception index as it was incredibly slow to load

As a way to possibly patch issues where raffle prizes are forgotten about, I've updated raffles to require the creator to set the prizes after they're drawn before they can make a new raffle. Along with this is the alerts system, which are notifications that cannot be removed and stay at the top of the list until whatever they're alerting you about is done - some examples include claiming a pawception turn, a pawzzle tile, or having a raffle with no set prizes. They won't show a count though, as that would even annoy me -w- I know this might be annoying for people who have had several raffles, and to make it up each submitted prize gives you +20 XP, which is actually a decent chunk compared to what other things on the site gives you. It should work the same way as setting the parent while drawing - except it will only show you valid pawprints (ones drawn after the raffle started, by you, for the winner). You can also put in the pawprint ID directly if it's not in the most recent list. Once set, the pawprint's page will show that it was a raffle prize and link to the raffle it came from. This still needs to be tested fully, so please let me know if anything breaks. Hopefully the raffle alerts all group together, but if not, some of you might have a ton of them until they're finished!

Several users have reported not participating in pawception due to how specific they've been getting. I'd like to reiterate that pawception is meant to be vague and not specifically name characters or media that you'd like art from. To combat this, I expanded on the pawception rules slightly and added little one-time popups that'll appear the first time you visit pawception, furdle or pawzzles. The important change is describe, don't name. If you see someone's character, describe them, do not directly name them (this excludes maple as he's the site mascot). For example - if someone draws my raccoon Kalen, don't prompt 'kalen eating beans', write 'a raccoon eating beans'. Especially do not make prompts like 'draw X character doing Y action from Z obscure tv series', that is not what pawception is about! From now on staff will be checking pawceptions and either deleting games or changing prompts entirely (instead of adding a second prompt) if they break these rules. Existing games are fine, but this will affect new games from now on. Let's keep it fun for everyone.