Habbo Servers CMS

[zerocrasy]

I'm pleased to announce that I've created a website for you to post your Habbo servers. I'd be especially excited to see it used in a good way and in the Christmas spirit!
It is designed primarily for the Spanish language, but the next update will be in English and with more languages... if possible 11 languages.
It has a ranking system, where there are the top votes, scores and comments. It detects every 1 hour if your hotel is online or not by filling out the registration form on your server.

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In the future I will also try to get the users that are in the hotel through an API and for each day that you have the embed integrated in your website, you earn a style of points from the server and the more you have, the higher it will be positioned.

 

[Puffin]

The comment section is a bad idea, I can only imagine how wild that would get given how toxic a majority of the retro community is.

Good luck with your venture though, I don't see this really taking off in the English community (others have tried, liek retroliste.com). The fact of the matter is FindRetros has been a staple for the English scene as long as we can all remember., and with the community being as small as it is there isn't really a need for multiple ranking sites.

 

[zerocrasy]

Thanks for your comment.

I hope that

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works and users are encouraged to join public servers. I wanted to do something like Ciudad-Habbo like in the old days (it was a very large Spanish community) to remember moments and make this community less toxic and more united.

 

[Damien]

I agree with Puffin, you're creating a ranking list and with that comes competition. Any type of negative feedback that can be given, will be given and exploited by people wanting to get ahead.

When creating such a website you should only allow users to give positive feedback and nothing else. So star ranking, disliked, comments ext can all be abused for someone else gain. You could keep a close eye on this, but it would require alot of moderation work on you end and isn't really worth it in the long run.

Likes can also be abused, but the likely hood that the person doing it isn't the one with the advert is uncommon, which you can easily moderate.

 

[React]

While I agree with the points raised, I think there are a few areas that could be improved. At the moment, the site is only available in one language, which could be a barrier for users from different regions. Adding a language selection option would make it more accessible to a wider audience. Additionally, the user interface could be more intuitive. Simplifying the navigation and improving the overall design could help make the site more user-friendly and engaging, especially for new visitors.