Fixed

• An invitation now grants only what the person who made it may give. Invitations could be made to grant more than their maker was entitled to. That is closed, and invitations made from your settings work as before.

• Signing in with X in the phone app is now tied to Proposit itself. A sign-in only succeeds when X confirms that you gave your permission to Proposit, so permission you gave some other X app can no longer be used to sign in to your Proposit account.

• A published version can no longer be changed by an edit sent just as it was published. An edit made in the moment an argument was being published could be saved into the published version instead of being refused, and could reach readers without the checks publishing makes. Such an edit is now refused, and the published version stays as it was published. You are told that the argument was published while your edit was being saved, and the page reloads to show the published version, which you can fork to keep editing. This holds for repairing an argument, discarding a draft, and renaming or deleting an argument from your list of arguments, which then shows it as published. In the same moment, a publish whose text changed while it was being checked is now stopped with a message to reload and try again.

• A claim you wrote no longer opens a view into arguments you cannot read. When someone else reuses one of your claims in their own argument, the details of that argument stay private to them until they publish it, and an argument a moderator has taken down stays out of view.

• Blocking someone also keeps their arguments out of your search, your claim and source libraries, and your claim's "used in" list, including arguments you were helping them edit.

• Each person's vote counts once toward how high an argument sits in the listing. Voting the same way again, changing a vote back and forth, or removing a vote and casting it again no longer moves an argument up the explore page.

• A message to the Assistant can be up to 16,000 characters. That is room for several pages of pasted notes. As a message nears the limit the box under it says how long it is, and past the limit Send waits while the page explains that the Assistant reads the whole message against your monthly AI allowance, so one message can no longer use up months of it.

• Sign-in codes sent by email are now eight digits long. The code that signs you in on the phone is harder to guess. Enter all eight digits, or let your keyboard fill them in from the email.

• Signing in on the phone with an emailed code is better protected. The number of codes that can be sent to one address, and the number of tries at entering one, are now limited for that address as a whole, so asking for a new code no longer resets them. If you have tried too many times, the app now says so and asks you to wait a while, rather than saying the code was wrong.

• A copied phone sign-in is cut off. If someone else ever uses a copy of your phone's sign-in, Proposit now notices and ends that sign-in for them and for you, and your phone asks you to sign in again. Signing out on the phone also takes effect at once.

• An invitation or promo code can be used only as many times as it allows, even when several people redeem it at the same moment.

Importing text made only of invisible characters now says the text is empty. It used to fail with a general server error.

• Someone you have blocked can no longer vote on, react to or review your arguments. Before, a block stopped their responses but still let them vote, react to claims and premises, and review. Now those controls are greyed out for them, with the reason "This argument can't be voted on, reacted to or reviewed right now." Review and Respond are not offered to them. What they had already done stays, and they can still take it back: their vote, their reaction to a claim and their decision on a premise can be removed, and a review they saved can still be opened from the argument to be made private or deleted.

Changed

• Reporting something that has been removed now says so. If what you report can no longer be found, the report form tells you it was not reported, rather than accepting it.