Hey guys

[ry_rylie]

To all the people who want the old mppc back, I’m going to try my best to do that. I’m going to talk to Shazz and the other staff about doing so but until then could you all tell me what YOU miss about the old mppc and what should be changed? I want everyone’s say on it and I want to try and change everything from what you guys say. Hopefully us as a community though can change to the way it was as well though. Just because things might go back to the way it was doesn’t mean the rules don’t change.

[Blake]

☕𝜗𝜚 rylie fuckin’ same. besides the…whol not being active thing ion wanna change ANYTHIN yall r some great ppl :3 i’ll try to get the ole mppc back as best as i can, too :3

[Blake]

☕𝜗𝜚 rylie I fr hope both sides of your pillow are cold tonight

[siloxa922]

☕𝜗𝜚 rylie activity and old topics

[ur.fav.arsonist]

☕𝜗𝜚 rylie not a thing from the old mppc but new skins

Id also like the ability to send images in dms without maximizing them

[tea.and.crumpets]

ur.fav.arsonist I agree with this. This website could use some more personalization.
I’d like to (again) put forward the proposal for a custom theme editor. In the themes dropdown menu, if you select “Custom”, you’d be redirected to a new page where you can customize the design of the website to whatever suits your fancy. Want a different font? Pick whichever one you want. Want a different colour? Colour picker. Want different icons? Ability to upload new icons for stuff. I’d also love it if the editor had all the current themes built into it, to serve as templates from which anyone can build upon their creativity. Maybe this seems overexcessive and ambitious, but it would be a nice thing to have. It’ll fix the problem of demand for new themes.

[tea.and.crumpets]

tea.and.crumpets
Footnote:
I’d like to point out that this is already possible, although you’d need CSS knowledge and a third-party extension. The extension is called “Stylus” and it allows you to edit the design of any website. Although, it’s only available for Firefox & Opera. It used to be available on Google Chrome too, however with the release of V3 manifest it was pretty much deprecated from Chrome. This proposal is more or less to port that ability to this website itself, so people don’t have to fiddle around with third-party extensions, oh, and they don’t have to learn CSS, because everything would already be built in.