Additional feedback: Sometimes moves don't seem to be recognised. Aeg -> Bul is annoying, because you have to click on the coast, and if you click on the province it won't accept it. This can lead to easy misorders. (Also I swear I ordered Eas -> Ion, but it didn't go through). Having to progress th...

So, the clicks for orders are registered on the province. However, some of the units overlap the nearby province (eg, an army in Piedmont), which means if you miss slightly you can end up ordering a destroy at the wrong province.

If it's gay to walk fast, then I don't want to be straight

I will say, though, that being a mod does let you see some of the hilarious excuses people use when caught red handed while cheating

(none of those were political, but some of them still make me giggle)

When I was a mod, no decisions were made based on user's politics. Decisions were made based on the site rules and the user's behaviour towards other members.

Although it has been a few years, I doubt that the mod culture has changed.

Since 2019, it looks like! I didn't know we could do this either.

There isn't a public API. What do you want to do? Just get the turn information for a specific game? I know this isn't the answer you're looking for, but webdip is open source - if you wanted to make a PR, you could make a copy of board.php and strip it back to just render the information you're loo...

To be fair, Silesia is rightful Austrian clay.

How well does this go over in press games? :)

You can also read the rules here, kinda: http://petermc.net/diplomacy/articles/d ... winks.html

^ Give that person a comedy cube.

I haven't been a mod for many years, but they *are* all volunteers, modding in their free time. A week or two seems reasonable to me (although I understand it's frustrating)

I reckon a PR is the best way to do this (although I am no longer involved, I'd be happy to review).

the rules actually do explicitly forbid discussion during the order writing phase too.

Well, you learn something every day. Today, for me, it's this.

The bots are not very aware of how to stop a solo. I don't think they are cooperating beyond seeing the moves on the board. I also don't think they're aware of who the human player is.

If you're pointing to the rulebook as a source of truth, it's worth noting that discussion is not explicitly forbidden in the order writing phase, only in retreats and adjustments.

Try updating your bios on the motherboard

> Some years ago the phase timer was off by several minutes (and not because of users' own computers)

This could happen if the server's time was out of sync too, but that hasn't been possible for a long time.

In 2022, just set your computer to use network time, and then forget about this forever

Oh! I know this one! When I implemented rulebook press, I didn't make it the default because at the time changes to the default game settings were extremely contentious, and I didn't feel like having a fight in the forum. I know the PPSC advocates will disagree here, but I tried really hard to only ...

I don't know anything about programming maybe someone here does

Yes this sounds very easy I can't believe no one has done it before