The 2022 Year in Review for the Discourse community highlights top contributors and popular topics across various categories. In the Product Support category, the most-read topics include issues like failed discourse updates and email certificate mismatches, while the most popular topics focus on community feedback and feature requests. The #feature category features discussions on improving user experience, such as notifying users and managing private support. The Development category includes technical topics like upgrading to Ember 4 and integrating AI bots. In ux, users discuss interface improvements like notification bubbles and category reordering. The #community category showcases discussions on platform recommendations and privacy concerns. The #praise category celebrates community achievements, with topics like “Meta is an outstanding community” receiving high engagement. The #plugin and #theme categories highlight user-developed tools and designs, with popular plugins including NFT avatars and multilingual support, and themes like FKB Pro and DarkPixlz’s Modern Theme gaining attention. Users like @Don, @pfaffman, and @JimPas are recognized for their contributions, with @JimPas maintaining his title as the most liked user. The review also includes light-hearted commentary from users reflecting on their participation and achievements throughout the year.
I often use Windows’s native emoji selector instead of other software built-in solutions, so my guess is that the issues come from that. The first title in my screenshot is my topic and I suppose it uses the unicode’s emoji character.
edit: well, it’s off-topic anyway, and this isn’t specific to the yearly review plugin either.
So, to get back to the topic… @JimPas! You’re still far ahead of us with your likes, but tell me… What was your secret back in 2019?
And I was sick for a month too! I did miss out on the 365 days visited though.
And congratulations to everyone who made it in the top 10 of any category.
again no surprises there 
, but alas that wasn’t the case. Guess I’m just so lovable. 
