Sharp-eyed readers may have noticed that something seems different about Fleshbot today. No, there’s nothing wrong with your eyes: we’ve just launched our quarterly redesign (or as we like to think of it, style upgrade). So what’s different?
More ways to interact: It used to be that if you wanted to say something on the site, you had to just leave a comment on a specific post—even if what you wanted to say wasn’t directly related to the post at hand. Well, no more! Thanks to the Fleshbot Open Forums, you—yes, you—have more control over the conversations that happen on Fleshbot. With the help of the handy dandy new comment box—and some Twitter-style hashtags—you now have the ability to say what you want, where you want, when you want. For example:
Say you’ve found a hot new picture of Kate Moss’s nipples that you’re just dying to share with us. Click that box that says “Found some flesh?” (which appears on the front page and tag pages), upload your photo, and put #celebrityskin in the text. Voila! You’ve just submitted content to the site—and it’ll appear at fleshbot.com/tag/celebrityskin. Got some hot amateur pictures? Submit them with the tag #amateur. Got a general tip? That goes to #tips, my friend.
But wait: you say you want to have a chat? Just send your discussion to #forums, and talk away to your heart’s content.
And, of course, you can always comment the old fashioned way. In fact, it’s now easier to keep track of those discussions: when you’re logged in, you’ll receive an alert when someone responds to your comments.
So that’s pretty much it. Questions? Comments? Just leave them in the comments on this post (or, if you prefer, come up with some clever hashtag to submit them with). And as always, please be advised that there will be some bugs for a while as we work out the kinks (the bad ones, that is).
· Thumbnail: Faye Reagan likes these changes, and so should you (penthouse.com)
