I propose that if the news/update is not directly related to RuneScape, we not show it on the main wiki page. I never use FunOrb much, and I only play one or two games now and then, and I find showing updates for FunOrb on the RuneScape home page rather ditasteful.

It, of course, is now on the main wiki page. It isn't related to RuneScape at all except for the fact that it's made by Jagex and one of the games takes place on Gielinor (RuneScape).

Recently, Jagex realeased news about FunOrb on the main RuneScape page. This thread was archived on 22 August 2009 by Azaz129. Starting today Jagex will no longer be accepting new FunOrb subscribers or charging existing ones, though their membership benefits will persist until the platform shuts down three months from now.Please do not edit the contents of this page. However, advancements in software and hardware have made it increasingly difficult to access and play the games on the portal, and that’s ultimately led to our decision.' 'It has been amazing to see such dedication amongst those of you who have kept coming back to FunOrb over the last 10 years. 'We will be winding down over the next 3 months,' reads a forum post published today by Jagex. Shortly after FunOrb launched, now-former Jagex chief Geoff Eddison told Gamasutra the platform had over a million subscribers. Intriguingly, FunOrb launched with an optional subscription system (much like the devs' well-known browser-based MMORPG Runescape) that afforded paying members access to additional platform features. FunOrb had a notably good run, given that Jagex launched it in 2008 as a casual games hub that aimed to provide 'time-pressed gamers' with a browser-based platform for playing both single- and multiplayer games.

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