My brain is fried 
But at least now there is RTL [1] support too! 
RTL is an abbreviation for “right-to-left”, which means the program supports text written from right to left. This can be particularly important for languages such as Arabic or Hebrew, where the direction of writing differs from that customary in most European languages. Based on the screenshots, it appears that Vaperina can now correctly display and handle these types of texts. (AI explanation) ↩︎
M1 starting in May 
(like the blood donation hoax
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I would also recommend the Old Hungarian linear script as an option 
My utmost respect for your dedication. This is hard work. Hopefully, it will be a success, and I hope the group that caused the current situation will soon be in the dustbin of history.
Hi everyone 
Another update
We worked on filtering/sorting the topic list page.
Filter by Country
From now on, we will also display the country from which the topic author created the topic on the topics themselves. This is important so that you can see where it was created even before entering the topic, especially for specific questions.
Above, there is a filter that filters topics by country. By default, this is Global, meaning topics from all countries are displayed.
Sorting
Furthermore, it is now possible to sort the order of topics by: Activity, Creation, Posts, Reactions, and Views.
Clicking on the respective option loads the topic list sorted accordingly.
After the first click (up arrow):
Least 
Most
Oldest Newest
Clicking on the same option switches to a down arrow which reverses the order…and so on…
These filters/sorts naturally work on all topic list pages, so they can be further narrowed down, e.g., within a category, and can be combined and further refined by selecting a country. 
Good luck with it. It seems like a good initiative.
Hello everyone
And thank you for caring so much about the story 
Hi.
That’s a great idea, it will greatly facilitate the flow of information.
Hello everyone
The matter hasn’t been forgotten, development/testing is going full steam ahead. 
Interface language: English
(everything appears in English)
New topic/topic list page
Translation of a longer post Hungarian → English
Translation of a shorter post Hungarian → English
In the active topic
Interface language: Hungarian
(everything appears in Hungarian)
Translation of a post English → Hungarian
You can also gain an advantage if you find a reliable user, for example, a French one, whom you become so friendly with that they buy what you ask for and send it to you privately in a package.
this is just an illusion
Hi everyone! I just registered yesterday, and I admit I really like your work so far! 
I hope it lasts a long time, and you achieve all that you wish for.
In the “White House” too, heads should be tapped, because this whole thing drives one crazy. 
Back in the day, I used to frequent forums a lot when there was a place and a reason for it.
I’m glad I found you, I just ask everyone to be positive, because I don’t get that from many comments.
I know too, and everyone knows what happened and is happening, but hope must always be there.
Hi.
Which comment do you think is not positive?
Yes, there is a so-called “core” with helpful intentions here, and there are those who just ask, give no answer, and disappear like Attila József in the fog.
I also replied to those idle scribblings 
I think it’s not necessarily clear yet for the newcomers who are the ones who have been here for a long time and who are the ones who have joined recently and are frantically looking for answers. Unfortunately, there have been quite a few like this recently (so it might seem like a big deal at first), but I think we all handled the situation that arose relatively well. 
We will overcome this too, like everything else… 
Wasn’t that Petőfi?
I just wanted to respond to the many non-positive posts
I’ve been here for quite a long time (I think), I’ve seen almost everything
You handled what (who) didn’t belong here 
Yes, it was him/her, but I didn’t even dare to write it here anymore, because they’ll tie it to a day, to something, like everyone else
