Changelog — Releases & Improvements | JR’S
NOW 360° grades, not sale-price promises
EXPERIENCE Live Wire · Themes & Realities · evidence dossiers
ARCHIVE Earlier pricing work retained as history
The October catch-up is grouped into four release-note batches; dates show the work covered, not separate launch dates. Earlier entries remain as history. Today's public evaluations use 360° grades, not sale-price promises.
THE CLUB GETS NEW TOOLS, NEW FACES AND A BAR THAT WORKS
Junior's Bar is rebuilt around Ken, the resident bartender — a familiar face from every corner of the Club, with rotating scenes you can settle into
Mini Sweep arrives at the bar: pick a prefix, suffix or your own words, and Ken runs live .com availability checks while you watch
Sweep results land on a bartender ticket, one name per line — available names to copy, taken names marked clearly
Pro members keep every sweep permanently in the Private Ledger, sitting physically on the bar, with Wire Pins and Bartender Sweeps in one place
Mark any name in your ledger: star it, highlight it or hide it — your list, your call
House Desk gains a health check for senders: mail security records, mail setup and certificate status, reported only from live results
The DJ Booth introduces John, our resident DJ — six songs on one disc, with his own plaque in the corner of the room
The Wire's special discovery run now airs one name every minute, with each name checked well before its minute begins
Housekeeping under the hood so every visit loads the latest Club after an update, not an older saved copy
GRADES EVERYWHERE, NEW ROOMS, AND A CLUB YOU CAN WALK THROUGH
Name evaluations across the site and in emails now show JR’S 360° grades instead of dollar estimates; real prices, like Pro pricing, Exchange asking prices and reported sales, stay in dollars
Junior's Office at /grade has a new look: a private office with a physical ledger, changing scenes and a printed result card, with the same grading and saved grades
Name Desk is now Robin's archive room, with eight scenes and WHOIS, DNS, history and key-detail results in clear sections
The Back Room keeps its three scenes in order, each with its own variations, and more Club rooms have new realistic neon artwork
One music switch now covers the entrance, Junior's Office and The Joint, so two songs never play at once, and the back-way entrance plays only when you take it
Club Navigation moves into a dedicated footer, the main menu gains a Club link, and the Wire countdown sits beside the JR’S logo
The mobile menu has color-coded tiles and a cleaner bottom row, and the Club's drink cards let the bar show through on phones