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More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<!-- User avatar widgets -->
More private avatars more places
2022-09-09 04:52:50 +00:00
<!-- Parameter: .User -->
{{define "avatar-24x24"}}
<figure class="image is-24x24 is-inline-block">
<a href="/u/{{.Username}}" class="has-text-dark">
{{if .ProfilePhoto.ID}}
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "private") (not .UserRelationship.IsPrivateGranted) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More private avatars more places
2022-09-09 04:52:50 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-private.png" class="is-rounded">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "friends") (not .UserRelationship.IsFriend) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More private avatars more places
2022-09-09 04:52:50 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-friends.png" class="is-rounded">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "circle") (not .UserRelationship.IsInnerCirclePeer) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
Add notice of private profile pic, inner circle placeholder * On a user gallery page: if the current user can not see their default profile pic (friends-only or private), include a notice and link to the FAQ about this. * Add a new placeholder avatar for profile pics that are set to "Inner circle only" when viewed by members outside the circle.
2024-01-07 22:20:01 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-secret.png">
More private avatars more places
2022-09-09 04:52:50 +00:00
{{else}}
<img src="{{PhotoURL .ProfilePhoto.CroppedFilename}}" class="is-rounded">
{{end}}
{{else}}
<img src="/static/img/shy.png" class="is-rounded">
{{end}}
</a>
</figure>
{{end}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<!-- Parameter: .User -->
{{define "avatar-48x48"}}
<figure class="image is-48x48 is-inline-block">
<a href="/u/{{.Username}}" class="has-text-dark">
{{if .ProfilePhoto.ID}}
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "private") (not .UserRelationship.IsPrivateGranted) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-private.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "friends") (not .UserRelationship.IsFriend) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-friends.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "circle") (not .UserRelationship.IsInnerCirclePeer) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
Add notice of private profile pic, inner circle placeholder * On a user gallery page: if the current user can not see their default profile pic (friends-only or private), include a notice and link to the FAQ about this. * Add a new placeholder avatar for profile pics that are set to "Inner circle only" when viewed by members outside the circle.
2024-01-07 22:20:01 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-secret.png">
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
{{else}}
<img src="{{PhotoURL .ProfilePhoto.CroppedFilename}}">
{{end}}
{{else}}
<img src="/static/img/shy.png">
{{end}}
</a>
</figure>
{{end}}
<!-- Parameter: .User -->
{{define "avatar-64x64"}}
<figure class="image is-64x64 is-inline-block">
<a href="/u/{{.Username}}" class="has-text-dark">
{{if .ProfilePhoto.ID}}
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "private") (not .UserRelationship.IsPrivateGranted) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-private.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "friends") (not .UserRelationship.IsFriend) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-friends.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "circle") (not .UserRelationship.IsInnerCirclePeer) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
Add notice of private profile pic, inner circle placeholder * On a user gallery page: if the current user can not see their default profile pic (friends-only or private), include a notice and link to the FAQ about this. * Add a new placeholder avatar for profile pics that are set to "Inner circle only" when viewed by members outside the circle.
2024-01-07 22:20:01 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-secret.png">
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
{{else}}
<img src="{{PhotoURL .ProfilePhoto.CroppedFilename}}">
{{end}}
{{else}}
<img src="/static/img/shy.png">
{{end}}
</a>
</figure>
{{end}}
<!-- Parameter: .User -->
{{define "avatar-96x96"}}
<figure class="image is-96x96 is-inline-block">
<a href="/u/{{.Username}}" class="has-text-dark">
{{if .ProfilePhoto.ID}}
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "private") (not .UserRelationship.IsPrivateGranted) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-private.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "friends") (not .UserRelationship.IsFriend) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-friends.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "circle") (not .UserRelationship.IsInnerCirclePeer) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
Add notice of private profile pic, inner circle placeholder * On a user gallery page: if the current user can not see their default profile pic (friends-only or private), include a notice and link to the FAQ about this. * Add a new placeholder avatar for profile pics that are set to "Inner circle only" when viewed by members outside the circle.
2024-01-07 22:20:01 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-secret.png">
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
{{else}}
<img src="{{PhotoURL .ProfilePhoto.CroppedFilename}}">
{{end}}
{{else}}
<img src="/static/img/shy.png">
{{end}}
</a>
</figure>
{{end}}
<!-- Parameter: .User -->
{{define "avatar-32x32"}}
<figure class="image is-32x32 is-inline-block">
<a href="/u/{{.Username}}" class="has-text-dark">
{{if .ProfilePhoto.ID}}
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "private") (not .UserRelationship.IsPrivateGranted) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img class="is-rounded" src="/static/img/shy-private.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "friends") (not .UserRelationship.IsFriend) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
<img class="is-rounded" src="/static/img/shy-friends.png">
Public Avatar Consent Page The nonshy website is changing the policy on profile pictures. From August 30, the square cropped avatar images will need to be publicly viewable to everyone. This implements the first pass of the rollout: * Add the Public Avatar Consent Page which explains the change to users and asks for their acknowledgement. The link is available from their User Settings page, near their Certification Photo link. * When users (with non-public avatars) accept the change: their square cropped avatar will become visible to everybody, instead of showing a placeholder avatar. * Users can change their mind and opt back out, which will again show the placeholder avatar. * The Certification Required middleware will automatically enforce the consent page once the scheduled go-live date arrives. Next steps are: 1. Post an announcement on the forum about the upcoming change and link users to the consent form if they want to check it out early. 2. Update the nonshy site to add banners to places like the User Dashboard for users who will be affected by the change, to link them to the forum post and the consent page.
2024-06-29 23:44:18 +00:00
{{else if and (eq .ProfilePhoto.Visibility "circle") (not .UserRelationship.IsInnerCirclePeer) (not .UserRelationship.PublicAvatarConsent)}}
Add notice of private profile pic, inner circle placeholder * On a user gallery page: if the current user can not see their default profile pic (friends-only or private), include a notice and link to the FAQ about this. * Add a new placeholder avatar for profile pics that are set to "Inner circle only" when viewed by members outside the circle.
2024-01-07 22:20:01 +00:00
<img src="/static/img/shy-secret.png">
More Private User Avatars * Users who set their Profile Picture to "friends only" or "private" can have their avatar be private all over the website to users who are not their friends or not granted access. * Users who are not your friends see a yellow placeholder avatar, and users not granted access to a private Profile Pic sees a purple avatar. * Admin users see these same placeholder avatars most places too (on search, forums, comments, etc.) if the user did not friend or grant the admin. But admins ALWAYS see it on their Profile Page directly, for ability to moderate. * Fix marking Notifications as read: clicking the link in an unread notification now will wait on the ajax request to finish before allowing the redirect. * Update the FAQ
2022-09-09 04:42:20 +00:00
{{else}}
<img class="is-rounded" src="{{PhotoURL .ProfilePhoto.CroppedFilename}}">
{{end}}
{{else}}
<img class="is-rounded" src="/static/img/shy.png">
{{end}}
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Bugfix on viewing other users friends and relationship booleans
2023-10-23 07:04:25 +00:00
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