July 6th, 2012, 18:52 | #16 |
I think OPS-CENTER is great ,I believe it's potential has yet to be reached,it will only improve once vendors get on board too.
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July 6th, 2012, 19:45 | #17 |
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Ops Center works well. Needs some bugs fixed though. Couldn't edit the rules for the game without the same ones reappearing when I had taken them out initially.
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July 6th, 2012, 22:29 | #18 | |
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Brent and I are going to be posting a series of videos that will explain the genesis of the project in a little more detail, but suffice it to say for now, this is a project Brent and I have talked about doing for years, and having left our full time jobs, we've managed to start doing things we want to do, rather than things we have to do. So, there is no con here. We hope you like it and that it appeals to both the player and the host. I'll address the Facebook questions in another post. |
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July 6th, 2012, 22:49 | #19 | |
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You don't have to use Facebook to log in. You can establish a direct account using the sign up function. The Facebook functionality helps you to establish your initial account information, purely as a convenience. It also lets you post "Likes" if you want to. It also lets you invite your friends from Facebook to join Events being hosted on Ops-Center and to announce Events. But it is purely a convenience and all those things are optional. We don't send unsolicited email, and we don't mine your Facebook data, or send information from OPS-Center to Facebook except for the things mentioned above and only at your explicit command. It is a single sign-on convenience that lets you leverage your social network if YOU want to. It is there for YOU to use, not for us. If you go to your Account Settings there is a Notification section that also lets you control what OPS-Center sends to you. The notification system is designed to keep you in the loop on Events, when you join, when you leave, when a favorite host announces a new game, etc. It isn't a marketing tool, and we don't use any of the information we have for unsolicited spam and comply with all the new spam laws. The system is designed to help hosts promote their events, for players to find them and to control their participation. Bottom line is if you like single-sign-on technology, we're no different than lots of other sites out there using the Facebook Connect app features. If you have problems, Brent and I are very visible, available and reachable and most importantly, ACCOUNTABLE to this community. This isn't some site that just came from some faceless corporation - this community knows us and we frequently respond directly to it and the individuals who make up this community. So, this isn't an attempt to mine your identity to send you dieting and ***** enlargement spam. We really do care about airsoft and want to make a difference for all of us. |
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July 6th, 2012, 22:52 | #20 | |
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Once we get the Event ticket system done, we'll go back and redesign the rules selection system - right now we're just debugging it as we get reports and have worked on the issue you mentioned as early as yesterday. We'll stabilize what is there for rules, but, it is going to undergo an overhaul to make rules development and selection easier. |
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July 6th, 2012, 23:02 | #21 |
Can't you link to ASC
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If you are denying Facebook Connect to have access (as you say, F*CK THAT), then you are not authenticated to log in, so, it won't let you join because it does not know who you are. You NEED to log in with some method, Facebook or manually. We are not allowing anonymous player joins (akin to +1 on a dboard). I think its not so much bells and whistles but whether you trip over them. We're trying to not make features get in the way of the app, but event management is actually more complex than we even realized. Bear with us as we streamline the program. Quote:
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July 6th, 2012, 23:31 | #23 |
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July 6th, 2012, 23:34 | #24 | |
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Thats also an example of where OPS-Center doesn't do anything to your account without explicit permission - its an annoying example. If I know the circumstances I can suggest an approach or solution. |
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July 7th, 2012, 00:05 | #25 |
lol what happened to rest of the post......anyways...
disregard anyways, you guys have made massive changes in pass two weeks |
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July 7th, 2012, 00:16 | #26 |
I cannot seem to get it to realize I am over 18. Everytime I try to edit my account profile, I get a 403 Error, that there is a server issue.
So how do I update my age, so that it knows I am over 18
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July 7th, 2012, 00:41 | #27 |
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No problem Jay
There are some spelling mistakes and some other issues when using iPads in one orientation vs another. I think that some code is not being translated properly. I'll redo the sequence on some other machine builds and detail it with some better specifics. My system filters are stringent, but not crazy locked down. I was using three different builds today. The Facebook posting on my behalf is the same as what Janus is referring to. I'm not sure if I'm interpreting it right, but it seems to be asking for permission for OpsCenter to post to my Facebook wall...which is not what I want to happen. If you click on the x to not allow...you're left with just a skip button...and the next time you login, it asks you again. Found the email notifications..thanks. It's definitely better than it was...and heading in the right direction. For some reason I originally signed in with Facebook because I could not create a manual account...now the manual account works. Maybe by design...but weird. Anyways, we can go to alternate comms if you want, it might be easier for detailing stuff and adding screen shots, etc. Last edited by m102404; July 7th, 2012 at 00:44.. |
July 7th, 2012, 00:55 | #28 |
From what I've seen thus far, I like it. I found far more fields/events close to me, then I knew of to begin with. (that map is awesome.)
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July 7th, 2012, 01:03 | #29 |
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I've been signed into it as a player for quite a while now. I'm looking forward to hosting some games through it in the near future!
I've had no issues signing in, didn't want to use the facebook option and it worked just fine for me!
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July 7th, 2012, 03:28 | #30 | |
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One thing... I noticed when drafting up an event for the first time, the selection for rules had a lot of redundant speciality items in the rulesets. Things that apply to other fields that don't apply to the fields we use; some of the items under the rules tab in the Create Event section (like under basic field rules where one of them is 'visit the JOC forum' for full rules.) Now they looked community created, but perhaps a standardization might be in order. And basic safety rules for events at the same location aren't going to change much. Perhaps a preferential ruleset for event organizers?
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