I have a basic post autosave/draft system working on my computer.

	- I use your browser's LocalStorage system (100% offline) so that the draft of a post will persist through server errors. In other words, the posts are stored in your browser, not on the server.
	- Most browsers have 5mb of LocalStorage capacity which is quite a lot. For comparison, the guild's max post length is 0.15mb. So a modern browser can store 33 max-length posts until it runs out of space.

This is how it works so far:

	- When you land on a page with a post editor (new roleplay, new topic, new reply), the forum will check your browser's LocalStorage to see if it has a draft saved for this topic. If it does, then it simply loads the draft into the editor and then focuses the editor so that you know something happened. From there, you can continue working on it or submit it as usual.
	- Once you start typing in an editor, the editor will begin saving your draft to LocalStorage every 20 seconds.
	- Whenever you successfully submit a post to the server, your browser will automatically delete the backing draft in your browser. This doesn't happen until your browser actually gets confirmation from the server.
	- The browser will expel drafts from its LocalStorage once they are 6 hours old to avoid accumulation.
	- I've added a [code]/drafts[/code] URL to the guild that you can visit to manually sift through any drafts your browser has saved.

The end result of this system is that the forum will seem to magically remember your unsubmitted posts for up to 6 hours since your last modification to each post. Whether your browser crashes or the guild crashes or your laptop runs out of battery, your progress will be preserved.

I hope. :lol