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]]> <![CDATA[PR2 Email Bug]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5321 Sun, 07 Jun 2026 01:37:12 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5321 Jiggmin and I had the other day, the long-standing email bug that prevented delivering to many different email addresses (e.g., hotmail, yahoo, outlook) has been fixed!]]> Jiggmin and I had the other day, the long-standing email bug that prevented delivering to many different email addresses (e.g., hotmail, yahoo, outlook) has been fixed!]]> <![CDATA[Stepping away from PR2 development]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5272 Sat, 18 Apr 2026 00:52:43 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5272
The obvious question many of you will ask is "duh, where have you been?" I want to make it clear that my inactivity was not by choice. Without getting too specific, my employer has pretty strict guidelines on open-source contributions. Behind the scenes, for the past couple of years, I've tried my very best to get back to a place that allowed me to continue regular PR2 development, and if that does happen, I'll post a jubilant update; however it's becoming increasingly clear that won't happen in a way that allows me to make meaningful changes moving forward.

It's been an absolute blast engaging with this community in such a sacred way; curating and preserving a piece of internet history we all love dearly. I couldn't be more thankful to Jacob for taking a chance on me back in 2018 and letting me take the reins on his magnum opus. Working on PR2 provided me a creative outlet that made me a better programmer and allowed me to escape from the world when I needed it the most. I can confidently say that I owe much of my real-world success to this project. Put simply, it changed my life for the better.

To the community that accepted me along the way: thank you. None of this would've been possible without your incredible suggestions, activity, participation, contributions (special thanks to the folks who provided music and vector graphics!), etc. It really warms my heart to think of everyone that's had a chance to influence the game. Whether that's something as small as adding pages for the campaign tab, or as medium as finally adding the cheese hat, or as large as adding block options and teleport blocks, all of you were integral to changing PR2 for the better.

As for the future of development, I've transferred the PR2 client repo to Jacob. I believe he intends to make it public, so you can see all of my crazy comments and additions along the way. I'm excited at the prospect of a public PR2 client source codebase inspiring a new generation of PR2 development and, who knows, maybe teaching another aspiring programmer to code.

I want to be clear that this isn't goodbye from the community. I'm not retiring from being an admin, nor am I shutting down JV. Additionally, all closed-source development (JV, Discord, other games, etc) and community curation (streaming!) is fair game. So, I'll still be around. Can't get rid of me that easily!

Thanks again for all the memories. I'll be seeng you around…]]>
The obvious question many of you will ask is "duh, where have you been?" I want to make it clear that my inactivity was not by choice. Without getting too specific, my employer has pretty strict guidelines on open-source contributions. Behind the scenes, for the past couple of years, I've tried my very best to get back to a place that allowed me to continue regular PR2 development, and if that does happen, I'll post a jubilant update; however it's becoming increasingly clear that won't happen in a way that allows me to make meaningful changes moving forward.

It's been an absolute blast engaging with this community in such a sacred way; curating and preserving a piece of internet history we all love dearly. I couldn't be more thankful to Jacob for taking a chance on me back in 2018 and letting me take the reins on his magnum opus. Working on PR2 provided me a creative outlet that made me a better programmer and allowed me to escape from the world when I needed it the most. I can confidently say that I owe much of my real-world success to this project. Put simply, it changed my life for the better.

To the community that accepted me along the way: thank you. None of this would've been possible without your incredible suggestions, activity, participation, contributions (special thanks to the folks who provided music and vector graphics!), etc. It really warms my heart to think of everyone that's had a chance to influence the game. Whether that's something as small as adding pages for the campaign tab, or as medium as finally adding the cheese hat, or as large as adding block options and teleport blocks, all of you were integral to changing PR2 for the better.

As for the future of development, I've transferred the PR2 client repo to Jacob. I believe he intends to make it public, so you can see all of my crazy comments and additions along the way. I'm excited at the prospect of a public PR2 client source codebase inspiring a new generation of PR2 development and, who knows, maybe teaching another aspiring programmer to code.

I want to be clear that this isn't goodbye from the community. I'm not retiring from being an admin, nor am I shutting down JV. Additionally, all closed-source development (JV, Discord, other games, etc) and community curation (streaming!) is fair game. So, I'll still be around. Can't get rid of me that easily!

Thanks again for all the memories. I'll be seeng you around…]]> <![CDATA[A tale about loss, redemption, and reflection]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5239 Wed, 31 Dec 2025 21:17:36 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=5239 bls1999 set out to fix PR2 verification on the JV Discord bot. In order to do this, I needed to update the framework version I was using. No problem.

When trying to update the framework version, I learned that it isn't supported on the version of node I was using. No problem, I'll just update node.

When trying to update node, I learned that it isn't supported on the version of Linux the server hosting JV is running. It also just so happens that the version of Linux the server is running is 7 years old, had EOL'd 3.5 years ago, and had been surpassed by 4 major OS release versions since then.

Mistake number zero:
- What I should've done: regular updates.
- What I did: ignored OS updates for 5 years.

Mistake number one:
- What I should've done: stop, back everything up (including taking a snapshot with my hosting provider), prepare for the update, announce downtime.
- What I did: "Who needs a backup anyway? We're due for an upgrade anyway."
(I did back up the databases. This is important later.)

The first version upgrade goes somewhat well, but JV is now inaccessible via the internet.

Mistake number two:
- What I should've done: stop, fixed the issue, backed everything up.
- What I did: "That's fine, right? I'll just do all the updates and then fix everything."

The second version upgrade bricked SSH. For those who don't know, SSH is the conventional, main method of accessing your server. Without this, you can't get into the server to see any of the files or run any commands.

And remember the database update I did earlier? Yeah, I exported that to the local filesystem on the server, meaning I couldn't access that data either.

"****." What had started as a small fix had spiraled into a potential data loss scenario.

Okay, time for damage control. Turns out my hosting provider has something a fail-safe mode of sorts, where it boots another OS onto the server, sends you a password, and you're able to access all of the files. Excellent! From here, I downloaded the entire server partition onto my local machine. I decided that, since I had all the data and files, the best route would be to wipe the OS and restore the data. That way, I wouldn't have to deal with fixing broken things on a 5-year-old OS, I could just start fresh.

I did exactly that, installed and configured the latest versions of webserver/php/db, and went to jiggmin2.com. Nothing. Turns out, the firewall was misconfigured. I fixed that. Went to jiggmin2.com, nothing. Webserver was misconfigured. Fixed that and went to jiggmin2.com, got a MyBB error saying it couldn't load the database plugin. Turns out, the file permissions were wrong. Fixed those, went to jiggmin2.com; I was greeted by a mess of errors on the homepage and the forums not even loading.

"****." Even though the data was all there, nothing was working.

Through hours of painstaking trial and error, I figured out that not only were my webserver/SSL settings still misconfigured, the PHP version I had installed wasn't supported by some of the MyBB plugins I'd been using.

Mistake number three:
- What I should've done: checked to make sure everything was compatible with the latest versions of the webserver/PHP/db software.
- What I did: downloaded the latest versions, because new software is best software right? just look at windows 11

I downgraded PHP, fixed the webserver/SSL configuration errors, and we have the place up and running again.

So, morals of the story:
- Do software updates incrementally so each one isn't a huge leap
- Always back up critical services before performing major updates
- Warn stakeholders (you!) about potential downtime before maintenance begins
- Use a hosting provider that has a fail-safe mode
- Make mistakes in a lower-stakes environment


All of this being said, most services are back up and running; however, there are some things that still need attention:
- Discord bots are still down (lol)
- All multiplayer game servers hosted on the site are down (e.g., Platform Racing)
- Highscores databases haven't been re-created, so submission systems and the viewing page will be broken
- 2FA for forum logins is currently disabled (when enabled, it should be restored exactly as it was)
- Unclear if there are any fun MyBB things lurking in the shadows

I believe everything else is fixed. Please LMK if you find any other issues, though!]]> bls1999 set out to fix PR2 verification on the JV Discord bot. In order to do this, I needed to update the framework version I was using. No problem.

When trying to update the framework version, I learned that it isn't supported on the version of node I was using. No problem, I'll just update node.

When trying to update node, I learned that it isn't supported on the version of Linux the server hosting JV is running. It also just so happens that the version of Linux the server is running is 7 years old, had EOL'd 3.5 years ago, and had been surpassed by 4 major OS release versions since then.

Mistake number zero:
- What I should've done: regular updates.
- What I did: ignored OS updates for 5 years.

Mistake number one:
- What I should've done: stop, back everything up (including taking a snapshot with my hosting provider), prepare for the update, announce downtime.
- What I did: "Who needs a backup anyway? We're due for an upgrade anyway."
(I did back up the databases. This is important later.)

The first version upgrade goes somewhat well, but JV is now inaccessible via the internet.

Mistake number two:
- What I should've done: stop, fixed the issue, backed everything up.
- What I did: "That's fine, right? I'll just do all the updates and then fix everything."

The second version upgrade bricked SSH. For those who don't know, SSH is the conventional, main method of accessing your server. Without this, you can't get into the server to see any of the files or run any commands.

And remember the database update I did earlier? Yeah, I exported that to the local filesystem on the server, meaning I couldn't access that data either.

"****." What had started as a small fix had spiraled into a potential data loss scenario.

Okay, time for damage control. Turns out my hosting provider has something a fail-safe mode of sorts, where it boots another OS onto the server, sends you a password, and you're able to access all of the files. Excellent! From here, I downloaded the entire server partition onto my local machine. I decided that, since I had all the data and files, the best route would be to wipe the OS and restore the data. That way, I wouldn't have to deal with fixing broken things on a 5-year-old OS, I could just start fresh.

I did exactly that, installed and configured the latest versions of webserver/php/db, and went to jiggmin2.com. Nothing. Turns out, the firewall was misconfigured. I fixed that. Went to jiggmin2.com, nothing. Webserver was misconfigured. Fixed that and went to jiggmin2.com, got a MyBB error saying it couldn't load the database plugin. Turns out, the file permissions were wrong. Fixed those, went to jiggmin2.com; I was greeted by a mess of errors on the homepage and the forums not even loading.

"****." Even though the data was all there, nothing was working.

Through hours of painstaking trial and error, I figured out that not only were my webserver/SSL settings still misconfigured, the PHP version I had installed wasn't supported by some of the MyBB plugins I'd been using.

Mistake number three:
- What I should've done: checked to make sure everything was compatible with the latest versions of the webserver/PHP/db software.
- What I did: downloaded the latest versions, because new software is best software right? just look at windows 11

I downgraded PHP, fixed the webserver/SSL configuration errors, and we have the place up and running again.

So, morals of the story:
- Do software updates incrementally so each one isn't a huge leap
- Always back up critical services before performing major updates
- Warn stakeholders (you!) about potential downtime before maintenance begins
- Use a hosting provider that has a fail-safe mode
- Make mistakes in a lower-stakes environment


All of this being said, most services are back up and running; however, there are some things that still need attention:
- Discord bots are still down (lol)
- All multiplayer game servers hosted on the site are down (e.g., Platform Racing)
- Highscores databases haven't been re-created, so submission systems and the viewing page will be broken
- 2FA for forum logins is currently disabled (when enabled, it should be restored exactly as it was)
- Unclear if there are any fun MyBB things lurking in the shadows

I believe everything else is fixed. Please LMK if you find any other issues, though!]]> <![CDATA[PR2 VOTING: SERVER HOSTING LOCATION]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4938 Sun, 06 Oct 2024 23:44:58 +0000 Eternal]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4938
Voting ends Oct. 9th.]]>
Voting ends Oct. 9th.]]> <![CDATA[INCIDENT (30/Mar/2024): CaM Data Breach]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804 Tue, 21 May 2024 04:12:24 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4804 Hello all, I'm writing to inform you that Jiggmin's Village recently suffered a small data breach.

What happened?

On March 30, 2024, an admin was modifying permissions for a new usergroup on JV. In the process, access to Contact a Mod and some other staff forums was granted to a few users that would've been added to the new usergroup, but otherwise wouldn't have access to the aforementioned protected information.

We've gathered the following statistics associated with this incident.

The number of threads that were accessed was 26. Of those 26 threads, there were:
- 2 fully exposed email addresses (high tier)
- 1 partially exposed email address (medium-high tier)
- 2 ban appeals (medium tier)
- 2 anonymous user reports (medium tier)
The rest of the threads had no sensitive information (low tier).

By the numbers:
- Unauthorized users that accessed these threads: 2 (1 of whom accessed the threads containing email addresses).
- Users whose threads were accessed: 19
- Threads accessed that were created in the 2024 calendar year: 8
- Total time this information was visible to unauthorized users: less than 24 hours

Was I affected?

If you were affected by this incident, I've bumped your thread in Contact a Mod with more information and next steps. If your thread wasn't bumped, this incident did not impact you.

What next?

If you were affected by this incident, please accept my sincerest apologies. This is not what you should expect from us, and not at all the experience we want you to have.

Since this incident, we've taken steps to ensure changes to usergroups and permissions are made only when absolutely necessary, and only using the proper procedures.

We will continue to take every precaution to safeguard this sensitive data in the future. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact an admin.]]> Hello all, I'm writing to inform you that Jiggmin's Village recently suffered a small data breach.

What happened?

On March 30, 2024, an admin was modifying permissions for a new usergroup on JV. In the process, access to Contact a Mod and some other staff forums was granted to a few users that would've been added to the new usergroup, but otherwise wouldn't have access to the aforementioned protected information.

We've gathered the following statistics associated with this incident.

The number of threads that were accessed was 26. Of those 26 threads, there were:
- 2 fully exposed email addresses (high tier)
- 1 partially exposed email address (medium-high tier)
- 2 ban appeals (medium tier)
- 2 anonymous user reports (medium tier)
The rest of the threads had no sensitive information (low tier).

By the numbers:
- Unauthorized users that accessed these threads: 2 (1 of whom accessed the threads containing email addresses).
- Users whose threads were accessed: 19
- Threads accessed that were created in the 2024 calendar year: 8
- Total time this information was visible to unauthorized users: less than 24 hours

Was I affected?

If you were affected by this incident, I've bumped your thread in Contact a Mod with more information and next steps. If your thread wasn't bumped, this incident did not impact you.

What next?

If you were affected by this incident, please accept my sincerest apologies. This is not what you should expect from us, and not at all the experience we want you to have.

Since this incident, we've taken steps to ensure changes to usergroups and permissions are made only when absolutely necessary, and only using the proper procedures.

We will continue to take every precaution to safeguard this sensitive data in the future. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact an admin.]]> <![CDATA[[Finished] PR2 Live Stream – November 25, 2023]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4524 Sat, 25 Nov 2023 02:52:56 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4524 countdown)

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This update contains some quality-of-life changes and bug fixes.

Changes/Additions
- Popup titles and headings now have bold text. This is for consistency and ease of viewing.
- There are now customized messages on the loading popups. Previously they would just say "Uploading...", which doesn't fit every situation.
- PM codes are now explained in a little help menu on the send message popup. Click the shiny new ? button for more information on the different rich formatting tags you can use in your PMs.

PR2 Hub Changes
- All pages now have the current time in the footer, according to the server's timezone. This will hopefully disambiguate the times you see on PR2 Hub.
- The part IDs list is now public. No use in having it behind an authenticated page when it's public on GitHub. You can view it here: https://pr2hub.com/part_ids.php.
- The ban log and ban view pages have gotten a makeover. Go check them out at https://pr2hub.com/bans!

Moderation Changes
- Staff can now handle level reports directly from the level editor. No need to go to the level reports page on PR2 Hub!

Fixes
- PM name colors now appear normally. Thanks for the report, @Camer the Dragon!
- You can now type new lines in PMs while in a race. This probably should've been fixed a long time ago. Thanks for reporting, @Master Raiden!
- Rotating no longer intensely lags the game. Thanks for the investigative reporting, @ThePizzaEater1000!
- Player popups can now be opened offline. This was an edge case of having a clickable player popup link from a stale popup still on screen (i.e., opened online, disconnected, and clicked the link). If you often find yourself offline with a level info popup open, this is for you!
- Spending more than 30 minutes in a level by yourself no longer triggers a disconnect. Solo racers rejoice at this one. Thanks for the reports, @oxy and @Magniloquent!
- The brush's starting position in LE has been made more accurate.* There's an interesting limitation feature of flash that doesn't show brush strokes unless a line is drawn from one point to another (more info from @Jiggmin himself). While the issue is still present (most noticeable when drawing vertical lines or dots), this fix greatly reduces the invasiveness of the workaround. Thanks for the report, @Lego-man945!
* As a caveat, this may end up messing with the art on some other levels (as this fix actually changes the drawing behavior on all levels, not just new ones). If you see any problems in this regard, please report them and I will re-visit this issue.]]> PR2 v168.2: Precise Messages

This update contains some quality-of-life changes and bug fixes.

Changes/Additions
- Popup titles and headings now have bold text. This is for consistency and ease of viewing.
- There are now customized messages on the loading popups. Previously they would just say "Uploading...", which doesn't fit every situation.
- PM codes are now explained in a little help menu on the send message popup. Click the shiny new ? button for more information on the different rich formatting tags you can use in your PMs.

PR2 Hub Changes
- All pages now have the current time in the footer, according to the server's timezone. This will hopefully disambiguate the times you see on PR2 Hub.
- The part IDs list is now public. No use in having it behind an authenticated page when it's public on GitHub. You can view it here: https://pr2hub.com/part_ids.php.
- The ban log and ban view pages have gotten a makeover. Go check them out at https://pr2hub.com/bans!

Moderation Changes
- Staff can now handle level reports directly from the level editor. No need to go to the level reports page on PR2 Hub!

Fixes
- PM name colors now appear normally. Thanks for the report, @Camer the Dragon!
- You can now type new lines in PMs while in a race. This probably should've been fixed a long time ago. Thanks for reporting, @Master Raiden!
- Rotating no longer intensely lags the game. Thanks for the investigative reporting, @ThePizzaEater1000!
- Player popups can now be opened offline. This was an edge case of having a clickable player popup link from a stale popup still on screen (i.e., opened online, disconnected, and clicked the link). If you often find yourself offline with a level info popup open, this is for you!
- Spending more than 30 minutes in a level by yourself no longer triggers a disconnect. Solo racers rejoice at this one. Thanks for the reports, @oxy and @Magniloquent!
- The brush's starting position in LE has been made more accurate.* There's an interesting limitation feature of flash that doesn't show brush strokes unless a line is drawn from one point to another (more info from @Jiggmin himself). While the issue is still present (most noticeable when drawing vertical lines or dots), this fix greatly reduces the invasiveness of the workaround. Thanks for the report, @Lego-man945!
* As a caveat, this may end up messing with the art on some other levels (as this fix actually changes the drawing behavior on all levels, not just new ones). If you see any problems in this regard, please report them and I will re-visit this issue.]]> <![CDATA[[Finished] PR2 Live Stream – June 18, 2023]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4350 Sun, 18 Jun 2023 02:15:25 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4350 countdown)

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There will also be an announcement, so stay tuned! ?]]> <![CDATA[PR2 v168.1: Musical Profiles]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4242 Mon, 13 Feb 2023 07:10:03 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4242 PR2 v168.1: Musical Profiles

This update contains some quality-of-life changes, new features, and minor bug fixes.

Changes/Additions
- Community Ambassadors now have their own user group. They will have a bright orange name with the group "Community Ambassador" showing on their player popup.
- Special accounts now have the Fred color. Fred/Sir/Clint now all have the bright green name.
- There is now support for user icons on the player popup. See the links at the end of this thread for more information on two different icons added in this update.
- New player popup format! To accommodate all the new information shown, the player popup has been slightly redesigned.
- NEW SONGS! There are two new songs, check them out! Thanks to @Adulock77 and @Dangevin for your submissions of Sunset Raiders and Pasture (Instrumental)!

Fixes
- Positioning of all the mod/admin menus on the player popups has been refined. Hooray for things being neatly centered.
- The "Server Owner" group now shows on their profile regardless of if they're offline. Part 2 of the same bug, solved!
- Mods can no longer ban each other. Turns out this has been possible since March 2021! Yikes.

Technical Changes (Server)
- Accounts can no longer be logged in simultaneously on separate servers. This change is to protect account data. Logging into another server simultaneously can cause newly won prizes and EXP to be overwritten.

Icons
(New icons are in PR2! Click each for more information.)

- [Image: hof.svg] Hall of Fame: used to identify players that have been inducted into the Hall of Fame for their exceptional talent and dedication to the PR2 and Jiggmin community.
- [Image: verified.svg] Verified: used to identify notable and prominent accounts in the community.


Many of the changes in this update were made in collaboration with your Community Ambassadors, @Camer the Dragon and @Stunt. A huge thank you to them for their awesome engagement!
]]> PR2 v168.1: Musical Profiles

This update contains some quality-of-life changes, new features, and minor bug fixes.

Changes/Additions
- Community Ambassadors now have their own user group. They will have a bright orange name with the group "Community Ambassador" showing on their player popup.
- Special accounts now have the Fred color. Fred/Sir/Clint now all have the bright green name.
- There is now support for user icons on the player popup. See the links at the end of this thread for more information on two different icons added in this update.
- New player popup format! To accommodate all the new information shown, the player popup has been slightly redesigned.
- NEW SONGS! There are two new songs, check them out! Thanks to @Adulock77 and @Dangevin for your submissions of Sunset Raiders and Pasture (Instrumental)!

Fixes
- Positioning of all the mod/admin menus on the player popups has been refined. Hooray for things being neatly centered.
- The "Server Owner" group now shows on their profile regardless of if they're offline. Part 2 of the same bug, solved!
- Mods can no longer ban each other. Turns out this has been possible since March 2021! Yikes.

Technical Changes (Server)
- Accounts can no longer be logged in simultaneously on separate servers. This change is to protect account data. Logging into another server simultaneously can cause newly won prizes and EXP to be overwritten.

Icons
(New icons are in PR2! Click each for more information.)

- [Image: hof.svg] Hall of Fame: used to identify players that have been inducted into the Hall of Fame for their exceptional talent and dedication to the PR2 and Jiggmin community.
- [Image: verified.svg] Verified: used to identify notable and prominent accounts in the community.


Many of the changes in this update were made in collaboration with your Community Ambassadors, @Camer the Dragon and @Stunt. A huge thank you to them for their awesome engagement!
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[+]Appearance

What Verification Is
- A way to identify notable members of the community
- An impersonation deterrent

What Verification Is NOT
- A prize
- An excuse to break the rules

For now, only special accounts (like Fred, Sir, and Clint), current staff, former admins, former modern-era mods (people modded after I became admin), current/former CAs, and anyone in the PR2 credits (all of whom don't share their accounts) are eligible for verification. We plan to expand this program to notable community members in the future.

We take account safety and security extremely seriously, which is why we've decided to implement this system. If you find a verified user abusing their status (e.g., using it to scam, asking for passwords, sharing their account, etc), please report this to a staff member.]]>
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What Verification Is
- A way to identify notable members of the community
- An impersonation deterrent

What Verification Is NOT
- A prize
- An excuse to break the rules

For now, only special accounts (like Fred, Sir, and Clint), current staff, former admins, former modern-era mods (people modded after I became admin), current/former CAs, and anyone in the PR2 credits (all of whom don't share their accounts) are eligible for verification. We plan to expand this program to notable community members in the future.

We take account safety and security extremely seriously, which is why we've decided to implement this system. If you find a verified user abusing their status (e.g., using it to scam, asking for passwords, sharing their account, etc), please report this to a staff member.]]> <![CDATA[Introducing: The Hall of Fame!]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4226 Thu, 02 Feb 2023 22:44:45 +0000 Dangevin]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4226 Introducing: The Hall of Fame!



What IS the Hall of Fame?

The Hall of Fame is a new title that represents the pinnacle of achievement in the JV community, honoring those who have demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication. The Hall of Fame is a title meant to represent and highlight individuals that accomplished extraordinary feats across PR2, JV, or the community in general. We felt as though individuals who will be added to the Hall of Fame deserve recognition for their efforts in the JV community.



How is This Award... Awarded?

The way this unique title is given away is through collaboration of the Staff and Community Ambassadors of JV and PR2, but Contest Hosts can request this title to be awarded to specific individuals for purposes the Staff, Community Ambassadors and Contest Hosts would discuss. Hall of Fame will be given to those who are doing, have done, and will do outstanding feats in the present and the future only (unless there's a really big example of someone doing something outstanding years ago, which is an exception).



What Does This Award Look Like?

This new title is a permanent addition that will be given to Hall of Famers on Discord, PR2 and JV. Down below are ways that this title will be showcased through various areas across the JV community.


  • On PR2 a trophy will be showcased on a player's profile. It looks like this:

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  • On JV Forums a trophy will also be showcased on a player's profile. It looks like this (subject to change, coming soon):

    [Image: 5g1Xqcb.png]

  • On the JV Discord they will be awarded a role titled "Hall of Famer". It looks like this (note: the crown next to the name may disappear depending on the server's Boosted status. Also subject to change):

    [Image: HOF-Discord.png]
]]> Introducing: The Hall of Fame!



What IS the Hall of Fame?

The Hall of Fame is a new title that represents the pinnacle of achievement in the JV community, honoring those who have demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication. The Hall of Fame is a title meant to represent and highlight individuals that accomplished extraordinary feats across PR2, JV, or the community in general. We felt as though individuals who will be added to the Hall of Fame deserve recognition for their efforts in the JV community.



How is This Award... Awarded?

The way this unique title is given away is through collaboration of the Staff and Community Ambassadors of JV and PR2, but Contest Hosts can request this title to be awarded to specific individuals for purposes the Staff, Community Ambassadors and Contest Hosts would discuss. Hall of Fame will be given to those who are doing, have done, and will do outstanding feats in the present and the future only (unless there's a really big example of someone doing something outstanding years ago, which is an exception).



What Does This Award Look Like?

This new title is a permanent addition that will be given to Hall of Famers on Discord, PR2 and JV. Down below are ways that this title will be showcased through various areas across the JV community.


  • On PR2 a trophy will be showcased on a player's profile. It looks like this:

    [Image: 4i4G7kh.png]
  • On JV Forums a trophy will also be showcased on a player's profile. It looks like this (subject to change, coming soon):

    [Image: 5g1Xqcb.png]

  • On the JV Discord they will be awarded a role titled "Hall of Famer". It looks like this (note: the crown next to the name may disappear depending on the server's Boosted status. Also subject to change):

    [Image: HOF-Discord.png]
]]> <![CDATA[Congrats Dangevin!]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4223 Tue, 31 Jan 2023 00:28:31 +0000 bls1999]]> https://jiggmin2.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=4223 Dangevin!
LONG overdue!!!

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LONG overdue!!!

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