Transcripts you can read, premium that stays with the server, and a dashboard that stops fighting itself
- Voice transcripts recognise far more. A larger recognition model, a proper search instead of always taking the first guess, and a vocabulary hint in all eleven languages. Measured on audio that sounds like Discord really does – compressed, noisy, slightly fast: two of six target words before, five of six after. Everyday words, names and swearing now come through instead of turning into something that merely rhymes.
- Transcripts are in the right order again, and sentences stay whole. Two faults in the recording: the last thing every speaker said was missing from the timeline, so everything after it was placed too early and answers could appear above the question. And the first moment of every sentence was lost, because the recording only started after the first packet had already arrived. Both are fixed, and consecutive pieces from the same person are now joined into one contribution instead of standing as separate lines.
- Premium now belongs to the server, not to a seat in the dashboard. It counts when the server owner has it, when the server itself is a partner server, or when someone with Administrator or Manage Server brings a paid subscription or a partnership. Being an editor in the dashboard no longer carries premium across, and neither does an ITS-Netting staff rank or a trial – those keep working on your own server.
- Patron tiers unlock premium, as the pricing page promises. Torch, Beacon and Lodestar now open every premium feature for as long as the patronage runs. Until today they opened nothing at all, which nobody would have noticed until the next person subscribed. Spark is unchanged: badge, patron channel and early news.
- The bot’s nickname is a premium feature, and now behaves like one. On a server without premium a manual rename is undone within seconds. The owner and the person who renamed both get a message explaining where the name is set – in the language the server has configured. On a premium server the dashboard wins: if the name there differs from the one on Discord, it is applied, which previously never happened.
- Truth or Dare deck cards were unreadable. A single rule meant for text fields gave every checkbox full width, so the text beside it was squeezed to one character per line and the card looked empty. It affected all 112 checkboxes in the bot settings, not just the decks. Deck lists now show four decks and scroll for the rest.
- The brand scrollbar is back where it had gone missing. Dashboard, account, admin and the legal pages were showing the operating system’s bar. One colour had quietly changed meaning between two stylesheets, which painted the track almost white and buried the gradient under a white border.
- A subscription that ends now really ends. On the website a partner entry with an unreadable end date counted as active forever; the bot had closed that gap two weeks ago, the website had not. Nobody in the current data was affected – the door is simply shut now.