Blocks, Books & a Slightly Overworked Commit Button

🚀 This Week at Gumdum: Blocks, Books & a Slightly Overworked Commit Button Apparently, “let’s make a few improvements” means reviewing 641 Minecraft commits and another 17 Gabby commits. Our keyboards have requested hazard pay. ⌨️😂 🧱 Minecraft and SMP leveled up: We safely replaced worlds with backups, fixed admin-panel world uploads, built a damage-free and grief-protected 20×20 Spawn Sanctuary with flame boundaries, added rotating welcomes, and stabilized the Gumdum Realm Book so one tap opens one menu—not two menus having an argument. 🔥📖

💀 Hardcore got both serious and gloriously unserious: We launched memorial cards, the weekly Friday Respawn Report, Season 7 tracking, corrected fallen-player records after the world reset, and improved awards, leaderboards, avatars, profiles, anti-xray evidence, and server data imports. The website also gained better news, forums, wiki editing, Markdown previews, mobile navigation, Microsoft login, and a much sharper Gumdum look. 🪦🏆

🪦 Gravesite entered live testing: It is now a standalone add-on with an original breakable gravestone marker, hidden 54-slot item storage, owner-only recovery, styled Realm Book directions, and compatibility with the SMP shared menu. No visible chest—just a proper memorial quietly guarding your belongings and judging whatever decision got you killed. 😇

ChatGPT helped us plan, review, write, and steer the ideas. Codex handled implementation, testing, GitHub commits, packaging, and live deployments. Gumdum supplied the direction, gameplay testing, and the occasional important reminder that Minecraft will always find one more creative way to ignore a perfectly good manifest. 🤖⛏️ Somewhere between flaming safe zones, obituary newsletters, custom gravestones, and an automotive trivia app, we accidentally built a real platform. More next week—assuming the creepers approve the release schedule. 💚💥