Meet the Black Queen community: talk, share your scores, report bugs
There is now a place on the site to talk about the games. The Black Queen community has a board for each game, a board for your Daily Deal scores, one for bugs and one for ideas. It is small, it is friendly, and it is ours: no ads, and nobody else's algorithm.
What you can do there
- Share your Daily Deal score. When a Daily Deal finishes, the result screen has a Post it to the community button that opens a post with your score already filled in. Add a line about how it went and compare with everyone else's.
- Report a bug. Choose Bug report, say which game and what device you used, and write the steps. The more exactly you can say what happened, the faster we can fix it.
- Talk strategy. How high should you bid with five players? When do you pass the Queen? What do you lead in Spades? There is a board for each game.
- Suggest games and features. The Ideas board is where we look when we decide what to build next.
- Find players. Post your room code and a time, and see who joins.
Joining
Reading is open to everyone. To post, comment or like you make an account, which takes a minute: an email address and a password (we send a confirmation code). Sign-in with Google and Facebook is on its way too. We do not show your email to anyone; your posts carry only the display name you choose, and you can change it at any time.
Keeping it friendly
Open places attract spam, so a few things work quietly in the background. New accounts wait a couple of minutes before their first post, and a day before they can post links to other sites. There are limits on how fast one person or one network can post, repeated text is refused, and anything three people report is hidden until a moderator has looked at it. None of this should get in the way of a normal conversation. The house rules are short: be kind, no spam or adverts, and nothing private about other people.
Your data
Posts and comments are public, so keep private things out of them. You can delete your own posts and comments yourself whenever you like. The privacy notice says exactly what is kept: playing the games still needs no account and keeps nothing about you; the community is the one place with accounts.
Come and say hello
The boards are open and still empty, so the first post is yours. If you read about the six new games and have a favourite, that is a good first post.