Project pages, cards, the activity feed and the globe now credit a person only when a real member submitted or edited the project — with their picture, name, title, organisation and links. Projects catalogued without a named member show no byline at all, and carry an invitation for the people who were involved to claim the page
Members who edited a project are still listed under Other Contributors; automated and anonymous edits no longer appear there as if they were a person
The activity feed and globe keep showing every new and updated project, but a project with no named member now leads with the project itself rather than a stand-in name and avatar
Fixes
Country pages and search results no longer link an unnamed submitter to a member page that did not exist
The activity feed can no longer show a member’s email address in place of a missing name
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
