I recently stumbled across a way to be able to know many (not all) players' birthdays, or at least what they typed in as their birthday when signing up on the forums. This might be known by many people or not, but either way it's probably not something that CubeCraft wants.
The Problem:
The way to do this is actually by viewing a forum member's trophies. When looking at your or someone else's trophies on their profile, you will actually be able to see the date that the trophy was awarded.
There is a 5-point trophy called the "Happy Birthday!" trophy that is awarded when a user logs onto the forums on their birthday. So yes, this means that as long as the given member has gotten the trophy, you are able to see their birthday; even if they toggled off displaying their birthday in their profile settings.
I'm not sure what the best way to go about changing this is. Whether it's removing the trophy altogether or adding a new toggle in settings; this should definitely be fixed. My recommendation is to make all trophies not show the date that they were given, or at least the "Happy Birthday!" trophy. However CubeCraft may come up with a better idea.
The Problem:
The way to do this is actually by viewing a forum member's trophies. When looking at your or someone else's trophies on their profile, you will actually be able to see the date that the trophy was awarded.
There is a 5-point trophy called the "Happy Birthday!" trophy that is awarded when a user logs onto the forums on their birthday. So yes, this means that as long as the given member has gotten the trophy, you are able to see their birthday; even if they toggled off displaying their birthday in their profile settings.
I'm not sure what the best way to go about changing this is. Whether it's removing the trophy altogether or adding a new toggle in settings; this should definitely be fixed. My recommendation is to make all trophies not show the date that they were given, or at least the "Happy Birthday!" trophy. However CubeCraft may come up with a better idea.
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SO THIS CAN BE SENT TO THE DEVELOPERS (I think that's how that works)
