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Quick set of updates, yet again! Download Topics Removed We've hidden the auto-generated download topics and their respective boards. The categories for IPB, XenForo, and vBulletin will now contain just two boards: support and tutorials. These auto-generated topics were cluttering up the forum and not useful at all. We've prohibited users from seeking support in those topics as it prevented individualized support for each user. Feedback was never really provided and most posts amounted to nothing more than spam. For those of you who liked to provide feedback in those topics, we've made this next adjustment for you... File Ratings & Comments File ratings and comments have been enabled. The rating system has always been in place, but we'd like to place more emphasis on its use. The comment system is available only for feedback (i.e. what you liked most about the file, or how you found use for it). Obviously, comments will not increment your post count nor are they a place for support. If you need support, create a topic in the appropriate support forum. Removed Gaming, Computers and Tech Board Not much needs to be said about this. It was a dead board and we already have an Off-Topic board. Subscribers are now known as +Donators I was going to make a separate topic for this, but I don't feel it needs a ton of attention. Our Subscriber group is now known as +Donators. Why? To avoid potential issues with receiving contributions to WebFlake's continued upkeep. Everything previously known as "Subscriber" is now "Donator". No, we are not bringing back the old Donator group. Either you're a Donator or you're a Member. Other Notable Adjustments In case you've missed it, we've made a handful of other adjustments since our .?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent> Users now need at least 15 posts to utilize our Shoutbox. Read more: We've recently changed how we approach Shoutbox violations. Read more: If you haven't had a chance to review other updates, now is the best time to do it:

Lately there has been some confusion about various groups around the site, so I'm going to outline the perks / responsibilities of each group and who gets promoted to them. If you still have questions, feel free to ask in this thread. Administrator Administrators handle administrative tasks. Cliche, I know. We are responsible for managing the site and its team. Senior Moderator Senior Moderators are seasoned Moderators promoted to a transitional role between Moderator and Administrator and assist in overseeing the rest of the team. Senior Mods have limited ACP access and are able to issue account / IP bans, as well as lift them. Senior Moderators are also capable of making account changes when requested. Developer A group crucial to the continued success of WebFlake, Developers are responsible for overseeing technical aspects of our site such as troubleshooting site errors, modifying and creating apps/plugins, or assisting with general "coding". Designer Designers gain access to themes exclusively, no moderation abilities. Their responsibilities include enhancements to our layout, branding, etc. Moderator Moderators are the workhorses of WebFlake. Recruited primarily to handle the majority of the Staff team's workload, they handle everything from reports, to download approvals, and general moderation tasks. Moderators do not have ACP access and must forward any requests / reports requiring that amount of access to a Senior Mod or an Administrator. Junior Moderator Junior Mods are a unique group. They're essentially another transitional role between that of a member and a Moderator. Limited privileges with not a lot of responsibilities. Administration uses this rank to evaluate whether a member is a good fit for our Staff team. Do not misinterpret what I am saying here, as Junior Mods still have the ability to issue warnings, lock / pin threads, etc. They are still a member of the Staff team and are to be treated as such. Expert WebFlake is fortunate to have several users who are generous enough to share their knowledge with various platforms and programming languages. Often times, we will extend these users the opportunity to become a member of our Experts group to allow other members to identify them as trustworthy and helpful members of the community, particularly in our support forums. While not a moderator or a member of our Staff team this group does gain access to a few special privileges (such as moving topics and access to all boards) to assist them in providing efficient support to the community. Contributor Contributors are users who are committed to providing quality content to the community. We heavily screen any user we consider for this group as Contributors are able to bypass the file submission queue. We do not have any specific criteria for Contributors other than a respectable volume of quality submissions but we do evaluate a number of other variables. Frost, Snow, Blizzard, Vortex These are members of our four-tier donation system who have made or continue to make regular contributions to WebFlake's donation goals. Donators gain a myriad of perks such as substantially better download limits, profile songs, display name changes, profile features, and more. You can see a chart on our donation page - https://webflake.sx/donate. Immortal Our highest non-donator rank that includes all perks from previous ranks, including access to profile songs, no wait time on downloads while being able to download twenty files per day at 250 kbps. You'll need to stack up 1,000 content for this rank. Legend Legend is our first rank to gain access to animated profile photos, cover photos, and signatures. Legends are also able to download twelve files per day with a two-second wait time at 175 kbps. This group requires 500 content. Veteran At 150 content, you'll begin to distinguish yourself among the community. Veterans can download nine files per day with a ten-second wait time at 100 kbps, give seven reputation points per day, and have an inbox storage increase that doubles in size from the previous rank of Regular. Regular Once you have reached fifty (50) content, you'll be promoted to Regular and gain access to seven files per day with a fifteen-second wait time at 75 kbps, and six reputation points per day. Novice Novice is allotted five files per day with a twenty-second wait time at 60 kbps, and five reputation points per day. Novices also unlock access to use our Chatbox. This group requires 15 content to reach. Newbie Upon creating an account on WebFlake, you'll automatically be placed into our Newbie group which has the least access. Three files per day, thirty-second wait time for downloads, and a download speed cap of 50 kbps. Additionally, Newbies can only give three points of reputation per day.

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Hi kelcy95, Open up your cPanel and find Backups, , click it and inside Backups you will see this , well click on the Buttom Home Directory and wait for it to download, then click on Download a MySQL Database Backup download link once both are downloaded, go in to your new cPanel and go back in to the same Backups, now this time instead of clicking Home Directory button, click the Restore a Home Directory Backup Choose File Button and upload your Home Directory, then do the exact same for your SQL as well, once both have uploaded go to MySQL® Databases and you will see your SQL uploaded , now all you need to do is create a user, once created a user, go in to your FTP open up your conf_global.php and edit these to what it says in your MySQL® Databases

Nice site with lots of content. There are really only two things I don't like about your site: On the homepage you're using IP.Content. The articles posted include copy/paste jobs from other sites (with links). The problem with this is that, were I to visit your site, you're guiding me to click a link to navigate off your site. My suggestion would be to post original content on your main page. This will absolutely help you retain visitors. On the forums, you're using the "Recent Posts" hook. As I have stated numerous times, I absolutely hate that hook. When combined with your shoutbox, it requires visitors to scroll down quite a ways before they actually see any content. My suggestion would be to use the sidebar hook instead (as well as some other sidebar hooks) and get rid of that hook completely.

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