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<blockquote data-quote="airilxx" data-source="post: 481634" data-attributes="member: 10908">Watching your thread and the received replies, not to be rude but I would highly suggest you to take time to further improve your retro based on comments by other community members on here. Yes, we're fully aware and understand you want to replicate Habbo by utilizing ChocolateyCMS which originally have similar web design as Habbo web builds, however bear in mind that the CMS is pretty outdated as far as I know, since its using Laravel Lumen 5.5, and also as mentioned by [USER=21320]@Leader[/USER] , the CMS does contain several vulnerabilities and exploits (I was one of the early adopter for ChocolateyCMS and reported several vulnerability for it.)However as being suggested by community members on this thread, moving on you should use better and updated CMS for your retro, such as AtomCMS by [USER=78351]@Object[/USER] , or OrionCMS by [USER=85267]@iNicollas[/USER] . If you don't like the current theme of both mentioned CMS, perhaps you could always create your customized theme based on the ChocolateyCMS - as long as you're using the updated CMS, it would be fine.For the retro features and your aim. its fine for you to put high benchmark, but dont take high expectations if yourself couldn't take feedback from the community itself.Tbh I myself not a good retro owner/developer at start, but I took constructive critism to improve myself over time. Don't take offence for my opinions or other community members above - take it as your learning curve towards building your retro community.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="airilxx, post: 481634, member: 10908"] Watching your thread and the received replies, not to be rude but I would highly suggest you to take time to further improve your retro based on comments by other community members on here. Yes, we're fully aware and understand you want to replicate Habbo by utilizing ChocolateyCMS which originally have similar web design as Habbo web builds, however bear in mind that the CMS is pretty outdated as far as I know, since its using Laravel Lumen 5.5, and also as mentioned by [USER=21320]@Leader[/USER] , the CMS does contain several vulnerabilities and exploits (I was one of the early adopter for ChocolateyCMS and reported several vulnerability for it.) However as being suggested by community members on this thread, moving on you should use better and updated CMS for your retro, such as AtomCMS by [USER=78351]@Object[/USER] , or OrionCMS by [USER=85267]@iNicollas[/USER] . If you don't like the current theme of both mentioned CMS, perhaps you could always create your customized theme based on the ChocolateyCMS - as long as you're using the updated CMS, it would be fine. For the retro features and your aim. its fine for you to put high benchmark, but dont take high expectations if yourself couldn't take feedback from the community itself. Tbh I myself not a good retro owner/developer at start, but I took constructive critism to improve myself over time. Don't take offence for my opinions or other community members above - take it as your learning curve towards building your retro community. [/QUOTE]

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