XRHQ

Changelog

XRHQ is regularly updated with new features and bug fixes based on your feedback and testing. This page highlights what has changed.

If you have a feature you'd like to request or something isn't working as expected, please get in touch with Jeremy Dalton.

v0.22.0

20 August 2026

The Globe, Rebuilt

Features
  • The globe has been rebuilt around an always-on constellation: every deployment appears as an industry-coloured dot at its real location, with hover details and a click that opens the project in place — co-located projects offer a pick list
  • Countries are now a browse surface in their own right — hovering shows how many projects live there, clicking lists them, and featured stories fly the camera to frame each country beside its card
  • A featured project now leads the home page, followed by a shelf of the latest deployments to browse
  • Projects without photography now get generated hero art — a stylised map of their location — instead of an empty frame
Improvements
  • Behind-the-scenes improvements to the assisted submission channel for AI helpers — clearer guidance and stricter checks, so drafts arrive cleaner for review
Fixes
  • Five cities that previously failed to place on the globe now sit where they belong
  • A background data failure can no longer blank whole pages — affected sections now degrade gracefully instead

v0.21.0

19 August 2026

Credit Where It’s Due

Features
  • Photo credits and captions now appear beneath project images, so every picture can say whose it is and what it shows
Improvements
  • A provenance sweep added credits to existing project photography across the catalogue
  • Stricter image acceptance: project photography must come from the organisations involved or properly licensed sources — pictures lifted from news articles are no longer accepted
Fixes
  • Image credits no longer show a doubled “Photo: Photo by …” prefix

v0.20.0

18 August 2026

Hello, xrhq.com

Features
  • XRHQ now lives at xrhq.com — the old alpha address redirects here permanently
  • The site is open to search engines, with machine-readable signals declaring what may be indexed and how content may be used
  • Every project page now carries a report control — flag something inaccurate or improper and the team is notified
  • Projects now show curated concept tags on their header — quick hashtag-style descriptors of the ideas at play
Improvements
  • Anonymous, cookie-free visit counting was added, and is described in the privacy notice
  • The licence page now sets out how to raise a rights or licensing complaint
  • Claiming a project is now rate-limited to prevent abuse
  • Behind-the-scenes measurement of search-engine and AI-crawler visits, recorded daily

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Attributions

Place coordinates derived from GeoNames, © GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data modified (city subset, reduced fields).

Country and region flags from Wikimedia Commons. The following are used under their respective licenses: Antarctica (CC BY-SA 3.0), Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CC BY-SA 4.0), Oman (OGL Oman), and Saint Barthélemy (CC BY 2.5). Flags rendered to fixed display sizes.