Feature Requests and Bug Reports

Thank you for the new feature of project update reactions! :) I'd also really like to get a site notification when someone reacts to my project updates. (I only found out I had 2 reactions to one of my updates because I was scrolling over my project page randomly 🥲.) It'd be great to see which user reacted and at what time/day.

For example. People use so many different names for My Hero Academia. You have to try typing: MHA, BHA, Boku no Hero Academia, My Hero Academia, just to find all of them. It'd be nice for there to be already made tags you can put on the project so you can select what game/anime/etc fanmade project you want to find.

I've concluded that most concerns regarding paid roles can be alleviated by restricting the creation of paid casting calls to subscribers. In my opinion, if you can't afford to subscribe to CCC, then how can you afford to pay your talent? Keep in mind that project deferral is merely a promise of payment, not a guarantee, so until you're paid, your labor is considered free. Such an implementation would boost confidence in paid roles, reduce fraudulent ones, and generate revenue for the platform. I see no valid reason not to implement this.

When a role that you audition for has been casted to someone else, it should automatically mark your submission as dismissed. It’s currently hard to track which roles have been casted and which ones haven’t been manually marked as dismissed by the casting director. It makes auditioning less of a shot in the dark.

I was changing my gmail on the website, but I got it wrong, and I tried to create a new account with that name, but it didn't work. It would be SO helpful if there was some kind of button to go back or redo it, because I'm making a project but I can't keep working on it, so I'm REALLY stressing out that all my progress will be lost...

in the MY ROLES tab/area, where you have an action to MARK AS DONE or COLLABORATE, I'd like to see a button called "MARK DEAD" for those projects that just derail and go nowhere. Perhaps it could automatically report the project to you mods too.

Some P2P websites have this function, but getting a notification for being shortlisted on a project (like when you get upvoted) would be a nice touch.

I'm looking to create a visual novel game down the road, and I want to get some coding help, but there isn't a specific role I can set on the casting call that's specifically for coders. I would love to see that for not just myself, but for others as well!

This one has been super frustrating honestly, especially when you are tracking a project you submitted for. On numerous occasions now, I'll see a date and time but the "about x time" is never correct. In fact, one project tonight stated it was closed in 45 minutes HOURS before the actual listed date and time. I've included an example screenshot below. (At the time the screenshot was taken, it was about 6:50 pm MDT, so definitely not 22 hours.)

While this cop-out message, which appears in lieu of scripted content, can be helpful in identifying lousy auditions, I think it'd be better to foster a culture of "If you can't get a simple CCC audition page together, you shouldn't be producing a project that consumes other people's valuable time." Make them enter actual text, or come back when the project's gotten that far.