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If you can't find those few seconds in the span of 30 days, that's fine. Your account will still be here, just marked as inactive. It's not a demerit or any sort of blemish on your account. It simply means your account will have a few restrictions added to it, such as being unable to download files. If you can't afford a few seconds to post, then surely you can't afford a few seconds to download files either. That said, we have a significant number of users that conveniently have all of the time in the world to download, download, download but somehow can't find the time to make a single post. Our current Inactivity Policy helps to discourage that. We could be dicks and require that one post to be approved by a Moderator, ensuring that users aren't just flooding our off-topic forum with useless shit but we've opted to be more lenient in exchange for a bit more activity. We've seen quite a few users elect to do something productive and put together meaningful posts, so it's an improvement, even if minor.

Considering the very few ads we use are a revenue stream for this site, using AdBlock at all is a dick move.

During those years, inactivity was based on visits, not content. In other words, simply loading the site was enough to prevent your account being marked inactive. That function is no longer possible with IPS 4.x so we've adapted our Inactivity Policy to be content-based. It's one post a month, 12 posts a year. It really isn't that difficult. It takes less than 60 seconds to log into the site, load a thread, and make a relevant post. Five minutes if you struggle with basic motor skills. Extrapolate that over the course of a year and you get 12-60 minutes taken from roughly 350,400 waking minutes. We're really asking a lot. If we wanted just downloads and visits, we'd be an archive, not a community forum. Yes, you need to make one post a month to prevent your account being marked inactive.

Replaced all current Q&A challenges for registration with new questions. View full release

While all feedback is appreciated, this isn't the proper place for a suggestion to improve the site much less the proper forum for feedback. If you visited more than once every 30 days, you might know that. We are not adjusting the inactivity policy to 90 days — not a goddamn chance. That would require just four posts in the span of a year when you're currently only obligated to make 12 to ensure your account isn't marked inactive. And fuck you for that "every single day" remark. It's one day out of thirty (that's 30 if six letters is too big for you). If you can't handle 12 posts in a year, then perhaps WebFlake is not the site for you. Topic locked.

It's just Twitter's standard timeline widget. https://publish.twitter.com/

Yes. Pages is available with our releases.

Just a few things: This is not the proper method for requesting account deletion — there is a utility for that available in Account Settings. We do not delete content unless it is sensitive in nature or a violation of our Community Guidelines. Your account deletion request will only be denied anyway because you're simply making the request as a result of the warning(s) you received. Harassing our users by asking for content, especially exclusive content, is a dick move. Oblivion was used as a bonus to encourage additional donations to the site and your attempts to acquire (and likely redistribute) the theme without donating to our site isn't just a violation of our Community Guidelines, it makes you a real piece of shit. You should be thankful that you weren't banned outright. In summary, no, your account and content will not be removed. Topic locked.

We're still accepting applications and will be actively reviewing them as they're submitted!

That's a fair point, however, purchasing a file shouldn't exempt a user from any of our policies. Exceptions are made, of course, with donators but purchasing a file is not a donation. Your access to a purchased file isn't removed indefinitely — a single post will restore your previous permissions. A second post is only necessary to restore your previous group. We understand that this isn't the most popular format but it is what it is. We will explore our options for improving this in the future but given the current limitations of group promotions, I make no guarantees that the current format will change. Thank you for the feedback!

You could try something like this (syntax might not be correct): <a contenteditable="false" data-ipshover="" data-ipshover-target="{member="link()"}/?do=hovercard" data-mentionid="{member="name"}" href="{member="link()"}">@{member="name"}</a> Is the screenshot taken from a site where this postcontainer mention works?

Just realized I misread the part about the logo and I can tell you, without building your own menu, you're not going to be able to position it in the middle of the tabs. As for the transparency issue, I'm not see it.

IPS 4.3 introduces a new member activity feature in a complete redesign of the member page in the ACP. It won't include things like topics visited but it will show each time they log in, the IP and browser used, etc.

Why haven't you just deleted the topic?

If you provide me with a site link, I'll have a look.

What exactly is it that you are trying to achieve? If you're just trying to display a member's name, try using {member=name}.

Sounds like a javascript/jquery issue. Not likely to be the software so it could be a browser and/or host issue. When viewing your activity feed, for example, can you open the dev console in Chrome and check for any errors reported by the console?

Is the secondary password a popup or is the software looping and asking for another password? If it's the former, that could be an htaccess password. If it's the latter, there's a corrupted file or SQL table.