Neocolours

Split from the end of April, old section deleted as part of my forum housekeeping-before-the-move drive. Silanean the blue grarrl is also in the pound. I'm also going to say this here because I don't know where else it fits: I've removed Adoptions since it's been locked for months now, and I'd rathe...

Er, yes, they did update the Twilight Velosotor and Cream Devonti and haven't reverted either- you should probably both clear your cache.

Ratings reset - the old one was rated at 2.76, so I suspect this version will be a bit more popular.

Well, you emailed me two days ago, so I had to assume you know who I am and how to contact me. As to why I thought it was disapproving, it was because you said "<i>still</i> isn't on there" (emphasis mine). (By the time I received your mail, I could see that you were posting fine, by the w...

Yeah - I've been sort of busy recently (as in, I've spent probably twenty hours working on site-related issues over the last four days) so putting a single pet on a revamp page when it won't be revamped for probably at least another two years wasn't high on my list of priorities. Also, this goes for...

The old pictures of all the Common pets are, of course, on the Revamps page, and I've just added these new images to it, too. Ratings for both species' revamped pets have also been cleared, so go rate again.

I believe that may be an automated feature in phpbb3, possibly. Of course, in this case, it's irrelevant because there's no link in the post

They can't take the pound's code - it's all done at the backend, and none of that's visible to an end-user. They can take the HTML front end, but the actual code which moves a pet from account a to account b is impossible to obtain via a normal web browser.

I am also very confused as to how on earth you're managing this: A few months ago, when they did that hideous 'revamp' of Neo, I ditched it for this really sweet site that I heard about on the lovely Neopound. Which is all well and good, but: Having the small community means that we're all good frie...

Warwick also has a good creative writing course, since you've only five unis there and are usually allowed to apply to six (it doesn't cost more to apply to more, you just have to stick to the limit of six). Bath Spa is in a lovely town (I'm going to the University of Bath at the end of this month) ...

Personal statements are fairly straightforward - sure, they're intimidating at first, but just remember that a) you know and like what you want to do and b) there's an incredibly strict character and line number count, and it'll be fine. Most personal statements are just why you want to do the subje...

Yeah, I don't think the English system's too complicated - condensed, it goes something like this: - SATS at age 14, in English, Maths and Science, used mainly for the government to see how the school's doing. - GCSEs at age 16, in approximately ten subjects (some compulsory, some optional) which ar...

Wingsrising wrote:

adi_gallia wrote: I was wondering why it would be randomly named after a herb.

Because burning sage smells like pot, of course! Or so I'm told.

So the Reborn's going to look like it's high?

Or, we could remember that there's a rule against bumping up posts over two weeks old and a separate rule against joining up simply to promote other websites, and respond to them accordingly.

Hmmm. This pet might well be an argument as to why rating a pet immediately is not a good idea. Logically, I am willing to believe that the newest pet on Subeta can be the best-drawn, and therefore the most popular single species. However, I find it very hard to believe that six of the top ten non-r...