Once again there are new features to announce for the Web site, so let's get started.

First, members now have greater control over the files they've uploaded. When managing files you can create a new directory, so you can keep files organized in paths. Files can only be listed from the main directory for now. Renaming files (and/or moving them) is now possible too.

One of the biggest new changes is that you can now vote for posts: Is it good, or bad? You make the call. This will later play a more important role in what you see on the site, but for now it's a great way to show others whether a post is worth their time or not.

Another great new feature is the ability to review games. But wait, you say, couldn't we do that before? Yes, but now when you post to a guild, you can actually mark the post as a review for a certain game. When people look at that game, they'll see the reviews for it.

There have been some changes to permission settings for guilds. The guild settings allowing users to submit games, or have those games auto-accepted, have been changed to rank privileges instead. If your guild had these settings turned on, they've been applied to all the ranks in your guild as part of the conversion. Now when people join your guild just to submit games that don't belong there, you can change their rank and totally cut off their ability to contribute to anything but a head count.

In the last update, another guild permission setting went live a bit inadvertently. Deadron had previously set up a system where users could contribute blog posts, but the guild's posting staff would have to approve them before they would appear. Now this too is a rank privilege, so you can set up certain members with the ability to post but have their posts wait for review, while others can post at any time, and some can't post at all. For e-zines, this will be a great way to manage contributions.