You can use this service to give us feedback or praise on what we do. You can also submit ideas or tell us about any problems you are having. This will not replace our bug tracker but you can report bugs on Get Satisfaction instead of our bug tracker and we will put it on the bug tracker for you.

We have also placed a feedback widget to the side of most pages of Screeze so that you can easily access Get Satisfaction and tell us about any problems you have, or ideas, comments, etc.

It is our hope that this becomes a useful tool for the visitors and users of Screeze.

Also, we are bringing another site into our family. We’re not going to disclose the site until all of the merger intricacies are done and over with, but we hope that you will enjoy what this newly merged site will bring to the table. HINT: We see some gaming in our future.

Lastly, sorry for the lack of posts recently. We will try our best to make sure that we post more often.

Visitors using the browser on the PSP or PLAYSTATION 3 systems as well as IE6 will now see a message like the one below when logged into Screeze.

Screeze viewed on the PLAYSTATION 3 browser

The most current update appends a version number to the footer.

Because we don’t want you to think we just pulled this number out of thin air, here is a list of major previous Screeze versions.

• 0.10 – Prelaunch

• 0.50 – Prelaunch Beta

• 0.90 – Prelaunch Opening Prep

• 1.00 – Launch

• 1.50 – Video Section

• 2.00 – ScreezeID/OpenID Authentication Support

• 2.30 – Spam Prevention Updates

• 2.50 – Internal Updates

• 2.60 – Screeze Toolbar Support

• 3.00 – Screeze Store

• 3.50 – Custom Profile Service

• 3.70 – Updates to Profile Service

• 3.80 – Internal Updates

• 3.90 – Internal Updates for Facebook Connect Support

• 3.95 – Facebook Connect Support Limited Technical Preview

• 4.00 – Facebook Connect support for registration and login of new and current members

• 4.10 – Screeze Blog

• 4.20 – Profile Service Updates

• 4.30 – OpenID Implementation Updates

• 4.50 – Internet Explorer Rendering Fixes

• 4.60 – ‘Like A Post’ Feature Added

• 4.70 – ScreezeID/OpenID Authentication Interface Updates

• 4.75 – Loading Screen Removed

• 5.00 – Interface Changes; Low-Resolution Optimization; IE Compatibility Extended; Shoutbox Updates; External Service Logins prepared for other services than Facebook; Internal Updates

• 5.50 – Partner System; OpenX Powered Ad Rotation; Internal Updates

• 5.60 – Screeze Newsletter

• 5.61 – Limited Edition Items

• 5.75 – Windows Live ID and PSN ID login support

• 5.80 – Entertainment Section

• 5.85 – ScreezeCash Income Values Modified

• 5.87 – Private Help Section

• 5.90 – Arcade Code Updates; Games Added; Internal Updates

• 5.99 – Internal Updates in preparation of 6.00; Site closed for approximately 31 hours for maintenance in preparation of 6.00

• 6.00 – ScreezeBar Added; ScreezeIM System added; Shoutbox moved to iframe; Store moved to iframe; External Application Support; AJAX features in some areas disabled; Internal Updates;

• 6.05 – AJAX features restored in Thread Creation, Reply Creation, and PM creation. ScreezeBar is also now disabled in those areas.

• 6.10 – Internal Updates

• 6.20 – Video Section and Newsletter Notification Removed

• 6.21 – Version Number appended to footer

Version 6.2.1200 should be released shortly after this is posted. It will show a changelog when the version number is clicked.

Updates on Screeze progress and maybe some screenshots will be provided on the Screeze Blog during the downtime. If Screeze is accessed during the downtime, a link to the Blog will be given so that visitors may get the relevant information.

If there is a feature you would like added during the downtime, leave a comment and we will see what we can do.

Update:

Here is a display of one of the new Screeze features and how that feature looks as of 1:03 PM EST(look may end up changing before release). We’ll leave it up to you to figure out what it is.

The arcade has had several layout and rendering problems fixed, as well as internal bug fixes. Many new games were also added.

Look out for more updates to the arcade in the coming days/weeks for more features and tighter Screeze integration.

The changes made to the income values are as follows:

• Money Per Post Reported – $100(Was $1)
• Money Per Referral(To the person listed as the referrer) – $1500(Was $100)
• Referral Bonus Money(Person who was referred) – $200(Was $20)
• Money Per Vote to Poll Creator – $5(Was $1)
• Money Per Reply(To Thread Creator) – $10(Was $2)
• Money Per Thread View to Thread Creator – $1(Was $0.5)
• Money Per User Rated(To the person giving rating) – $25(Was $2)
• Value of Reputation(To person who was rated)-$10 * rating(Was $2 * rating)

Now go forth and reap the benefits of increased income values!

The Entertainment Section has two sub-forums. ‘Music’ and ‘Movies, Video, and Television’. YouTube as well as TV/Movies have been merged into ‘Movies, Video, and Television’ and ‘Music’ is a completely new forum.

You can find this new section in the iScreeze category.

We hope these changes are liked and enjoyed and we look forward to more changes based on user feedback.

If you have any ideas for items, you can tell us them as well.

Please post all of your ideas in the comments section.

You can also get your own content on the Screeze newsletter through the Screeze Store(You can find this on the same menu bar as the User CP).

In the Screeze Store you will find two objects in the featured section. One is a lottery ticket. The winner of this lottery get their article put in the newsletter. The other is a VIP Pass. The holder of this pass is given a spot with their name on it in the newsletter, optionally accompanied by a 50 character message.

There are only 5 VIP passes but they can be sold back to the forum(at a discounted price, you wont get all of your money back) or you can give it to another user(a good idea would to ask for a sizeable amount of money donated to you in exchange for it ). More information on both of those items can be found on the Screeze Store.

Also, I have replaced the traditional WordPress comment system on this blog with Disqus. It is an enhanced comment system with support for many cool things including logging in with external services(similar to logging into Screeze without registering). I hope you enjoy it.