Implemented
Player Posts and Community
Short economic and social notices from PLAYER accounts.
Your notice board
Use the Posts area on My Profile to publish, edit or delete your own plain-text notices. Posts belong to your PLAYER account, not an individual character. Use them for trade, work, land, property or social arrangements. Each post supports up to 1,000 characters.
Latest ten
Only your latest 10 posts are retained. Publishing another automatically deletes your oldest post, including its ordinary likes and comments. Deletion is permanent; there is no edit history. Editing shows an Edited label and does not move a post to the top.
Likes and comments
Like or Unlike another player's post; you cannot Like your own. Likes do not change chronological Community order. VIEW COMMENTS deliberately opens account-level, plain-text comments in chronological order. LOAD MORE COMMENTS opens another page. Comments support up to 500 characters; only the latest 50 per post are retained. You may delete your own comment, but a post author cannot delete another player's comments. Comments do not refresh in the background. Blocking prevents new interactions in either direction and hides blocked-player comments.
Private reports
REPORT POST or REPORT COMMENT records a private report for operator review. Choose a reason and optionally add a short note. The content author is not told who reported them. A report does not automatically hide content or punish a player. Limited reported-content evidence may remain for moderation for 90 days even after the ordinary post or comment disappears; expired evidence is removed during bounded maintenance on later reports or operator review.
Community
Community shows recent notices chronologically, newest first. LOAD MORE opens an older page; the feed does not refresh in the background. Click an author to open their Public Profile and use existing Friend or Message actions. Public Profiles include the player’s notice board directly. If either player blocks the other, their posts are omitted from each other’s discovery and notice-board views.