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[[File:Pcb website v2.jpg|thumb|Version 2]] | [[File:Pcb website v2.jpg|thumb|Version 2]] | ||
Version 2 was scrapped quite early into its life cycle after launch. | Version 2 was scrapped quite early into its life cycle after launch. The website however is notable for integrating with the Minecraft servers, bringing features such as player economy balances, player avatars and real-time maps. | ||
== Version 3 == | == Version 3 == | ||
[[File:Web-v3.jpg|thumb|Version 3]] | [[File:Web-v3.jpg|thumb|Version 3]] | ||
Version 3 has been the face of PCB since late 2011. | Version 3 has been the face of PCB since late 2011. | ||
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The PCB website is the central hub of the community. Having undergone makeovers throughout the years, it is currently on its 3rd iteration.
Version 1
The original PCB website was hastily put together in order to unify the community both off and on the server. Launched several days after the classic server first opened, the website featured only basic information and a forum.
Version 2
Version 2 was scrapped quite early into its life cycle after launch. The website however is notable for integrating with the Minecraft servers, bringing features such as player economy balances, player avatars and real-time maps.
Version 3
Version 3 has been the face of PCB since late 2011.