/feed is now a list of your stations
Until today, /feed put every station you own on one page as a tall card, one under another. Each card carried the live numbers, the last 30 days, the reception rose, the connector line, four switches and the Remove button. With one receiver that was fine. With five it ran to seven or eight screens, and the form for adding another receiver sat under all of them. A feeder with four aircraft receivers and one ships receiver told us he couldn't find the Add button at all, and that he couldn't find where to rename a station either. Both were there, just far down and small.
What changed
If you own more than one station, /feed now opens on My stations: one row per receiver with its status, Signal class, band, 30-day uptime and today's count. Stations that need you come first. A receiver that has gone silent is at the top in red, and one that has never sent a packet comes next in yellow. Add receiver is in the top right corner, with how many of your 20 slots you've used.
Click a row and the station opens at its own address, /feed/<your-station>, with three tabs:
- Overview: right now, today, the last 30 days, the rose and the rare aircraft it heard.
- Setup: the connector line with a Copy button, the address check, and a note while we wait for the first packet. A new station opens here, and so does one that has gone quiet.
- Settings: name, address and antenna position as an open form, the three switches, and Remove at the bottom, set apart from everything else.
If you have a single station, you skip the list and land on it directly.
Links that go somewhere
The bell and the e-mails about a station that went quiet used to send you to /feed and leave you to find the right card. They now open that station's Setup tab, by its permanent station-<number> address, so the link keeps working after a rename.
What moved
Rewards, mail settings and links to both network hubs are a row of buttons under the list. The "how to connect" steps and the terms are still on /feed for people who haven't registered yet, and on the aircraft and ships hubs. Owners don't see them on every visit any more.
The station ladder and every station's public page work as before.