Show Them What You Have Done

A progression page you can send to someone

Your guild page now has a boss-by-boss progression page behind it, public, no login, for whoever you want to show it to. It lists the whole raid ladder rather than only what you have killed, so a raid you have not started reads as nothing down yet with the first boss named, instead of quietly not existing. Officers get a different view under Analytics: who has killed what, and more to the point who is still missing a boss when you are picking a roster.

Your recruitment page shows what you have cleared

Anyone reading your guild page now sees the raids you have down and how far into each one you are, in the order you actually clear them, ending on the furthest you have pushed. It writes itself from the logs you attach, so it cannot go stale the way a hand-typed progression line always does. Nothing to turn on, and nothing shows at all until you have logs, so a guild that has not attached any sees no empty box.

One list of what you raid instead of two that half agreed

Your guild page listed the raids you run, then listed the raids you have cleared right underneath, and most of them were in both. Now it is one list. Each raid appears once with its size, how often you have run it lately, and how far in you are, in the order you actually clear them. A raid you have cleared but have not run for a while still shows, and so does one you have just started and never logged, so nothing quietly falls off.

Raid times stopped being written for whoever set them

Your guild page used to explain that the schedule was one the guild had set, in a timezone written the way a server names it. Neither is any use to somebody deciding whether to apply, so it now says the times are server time, the same words the rest of the bot uses, with the zone in brackets. The raids you have cleared got the same treatment the raids you run already had, each with its size, how far in you are, and when you first put it down.