Structuring the Forum...
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- Gentle Giant
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Ah, so the 610nm board style is the same as TAPs! Nice =)
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Yeah, that one was easyArch Evil wrote:Ah, so the 610nm board style is the same as TAPs! Nice =)
But honestly 98% of the other styles are either too dark, or too bright, lacking decent contrast.
But it's no big deal to add new styles.
I have set the registration back to "admin confirmed", so if Bookworm also wants to join, any of you should be able to confirm a registration.
http://www.ecardmax.com/hoteditor/
So I tried to copy topics page-wise (15 each) via "print view", but it's still a lot of work due to the necessary tweaking. The above mentioned tool at least converts the font-settings - which all other tools do not, but it also includes HTML-Tables. And uses a different definition for [hr].
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- Kana's Oniichan
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Ah, so the 'russian dude' was a spambot?Jo' wrote:The forum permissions are open for discussion of course. I was just slightly annoyed to be stalked by a spam-bot already, while we set that thing here up.
I'd prefer to have the forums visible without having to log in. Sometimes I just want to stop by and see if anyone's made a new post without having to type my username and password.
Not globally. Because I'm a moderator, I can go into the moderator control panel on any topic and view all the posts in that topic on one page. But I can't change it so that everyone sees the same thing.Jo' wrote:@Dark - Do you have any rights to increase the displayed posts for topics on TAP?
Have we enabled guest posting so that people can stop into the admin forum and request their registration to be authorised?
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@Dark - Funny, you check forums manually if new posts came in? Are you on a different computer than your own (where you not save your passwords)? Actually it's possible to subscribe to entire Forums and get notifies if anything was posted in there.
I made a test registration to see that for myself. You Admins should have gotten an email telling you about "Joe Test".
*goes to mess with forums permissions again...*
I made a test registration to see that for myself. You Admins should have gotten an email telling you about "Joe Test".
*goes to mess with forums permissions again...*
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I don't like leaving things in my browser cache, so I've set Firefox to empty my cache (including cookies) every time I close the program. So yes, I log in to each forum every time - though Firefox does remember my username, so I just have to enter my password.Jo' wrote:@Dark - Funny, you check forums manually if new posts came in? Are you on a different computer than your own (where you not save your passwords)? Actually it's possible to subscribe to entire Forums and get notifies if anything was posted in there.
I'm not active on many forums, so it's easy enough for me to check them manually. It keeps my inbox free of notification spam, too.
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- Gentle Giant
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It showed up. Finally back to a forum that sends emails!Jo' wrote:I made a test registration to see that for myself. You Admins should have gotten an email telling you about "Joe Test".
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Arch Evil wrote:It showed up. Finally back to a forum that sends emails!
"Downunder" obviously doesn't need our notificationsDarkling wrote:It keeps my inbox free of notification spam, too.
Australia vs. Western Europe = 1:2 (Europe wins)
BTW there is a "national Flags" mod. Anybody who'd fancy that one?
I saw that on the moderation panel here as well. I would suggest grabbing topics on TAP that way and storing them on our PCs as HTML files. I sort of gave up on the idea to transfer topics over. I mean, seriously, we have almost 5000 posts under "roleplaying". And, sure, it would be nice to have them here for reference or melancholic reasons. But if I can look them up as well on my computer, then the whole copy work isn't really worth the hassle.Darkling wrote:Because I'm a moderator, I can go into the moderator control panel on any topic and view all the posts in that topic on one page.
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Sorry, I missed that one. This can be set on a per user basis. Also if you wish to rather have it in British order 'backwards'.Darkling wrote:Ergh, and it would be nice to change the date format so it includes the actual day (ie Monday, Tuesday), not just the date.
[User Control Panel] -> [Board preferences] -> [Edit global settings] -> [My date format]
I (we can) collect the main issues in the first post of this topic.
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Yes, permissions can be set on a per forum, per user and per group basisDarkling wrote:Is there a way to allow guests to post in the general forum so they can request that their registrations be authorised?
I think I just figured, why registered users like Book and Kitty couldn't post: The group permissions in the forums were set to "read only"
So administration is now hidden from Guest and General discussion has "limited access" (simple posting) for Guest.
On that occasion. What if we want to talk about "sensitive" subjects, like the "bobx" link, lolicon or if it comes to explicit writing in RP / FF?