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Did you read over the information provided above and on the website? Should be pretty clear it's a vote to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a bill that would lead to censorship of the Internet (thus why we want to stop it)!

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No one here is saying cheap hosting is bad, merely that some folks don't understand that more often than not, cheap hosting translates into lousy support (and loss of data). There are a handful of reasonably inexpensive hosting options out there that aren't third-party resale hosts.

I'm sure you've all seen the popup here on WebFlake, asking you to vote on a decision sure to impact your Internet rights and privacy. This is no virus -- WebFlake fully supports this project! For those of you unaware, Fight For the Future is an organization dedicated to protecting and expanding the Internet's transformative power in our lives by creating civic campaigns that are engaging for millions of people. Alongside Internet users everywhere they beat back attempts to limit our basic rights and freedoms, and empower people to demand technology (and policy) that serves their interests. Activating the Internet for the public good can only lead to a more vibrant and awesome world. They're known for their partnership with Center for Rights and Cloudflare, that brought forth the Internet Defense League, which in turn sponsored internet "blackouts" in an attempt to beat back SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) support. Wikipedia was one of their biggest supporters. Here are some of the early members of the Internet Defense League: FFTF has been at the forefront of Net Neutrality activism and are now trying to put an end to a back-room deal named the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). This TPP bill would be a nightmare for Internet users everywhere — here are a few articles about the worst parts. Force sites to remove allegedly infringing content from the web without a court order — similar to SOPA. (Read more) Create harsh criminal penalties for journalists and whistleblowers. (Read more) Punish Internet users who share copyrighted material, even without any personal gain. (Read more) Limit Fair Use to make copyright even more restrictive on creative innovation.(Read more) We encourage you all, even those of you who do not live inside of the United States, to take a moment and read over this movement. If this bill reaches President Barrack Obama's desk, he will sign it and such a bill would have widespread, global ramifications. Please take some time to review the information offered at https://www.battleforthenet.com/internetvote/ and cast your vote. If not for you, do it for WebFlake and its users. Do it for the Internet. If you mistakenly closed the popup modal, don't worry. Click the image of the modal below and you'll be taken to the voting screen.

Your system is trying to allocate more resources than your hosting permits. You need to increase the memory_limit in your php.ini file (or user.ini depending upon your hosting configuration) to a larger number; 128M would be sufficient.

Use this tutorial:

Well see, this is what happens when you don't specify what version you are using. You highlighted our forum icons and asked how to do the same thing; naturally I assumed you were using IPS4. Look for (DP32) Forum Icons or its alternative, for IPS 3.4.

Community > Forums > YourForum > Icon Upload an icon and save.

ACP > Members > Groups > YourGroup > Social tab > Can view who gave reputation? Toggle the above setting on/off as desired for your individual groups. By default, IPS4 only notifies of "liked" content (alerting users to down-votes isn't currently possible) but if you would like to disable that as well, you'll need to change your notification defaults (and disable the option to enable them) via Members > Member Settings > Notifications.

It'd be helpful if you shared what version of IPB you are using. http://webflake.sx/announcement/6-•-webflake-support-request-guidelines-•/

Suggesting that a product isn't yet in final release implies that the software isn't stable, which is misleading. There is obviously room for improvement, the latest version is 4.0.6.1; there hasn't even been a second-point release yet. Rome wasn't built overnight.

IPS4 has been out of Beta for approximately two months. Anything beyond RC7 is a final release.

That's because it's not in the XML file. ACP > Customization > Themes > Edit HTML & CSS > enter DevFuse into the search box and edit the template. Should be Core > Global > Plugins > DonateSidebar

As your topic appears to be a support topic for IP.Board, we have moved it to the appropriate forum.

Currently disabled while we track down the source of some recent server load issues.

Moved this topic to the appropriate forum. If a member does not post at least once spanning 180 days, half a year, they will be automatically demoted to Inactive Member. Inactive members are unable to access our downloads, or download any files. There are a handful of other restrictions on that particular member group as well. In order for you to gain access to Member features, you'll need to accrue another five (5) posts, at which point the system will promote you to Member. Just a word of advice, don't spam. If you flood the forum with gibberish just to get those five posts, you'll find yourself on the receiving end of a ban.

Welcome to WebFlake!

I've spent the last hour putting together a new structure for our downloads database due to the lack of display features for download categories. Far too many of our primary categories (e.g. IP.Board and xenForo) were empty, forcing you to select a sub-category. This was unsightly and rather inconvenient so we moved some categories around and ensured that every category with a sub-category would have files in its root. In order to comprehend the new structure, assume you're looking at the database index (i.e. webflake.sx/files). IPS Community Suite 4 (formerly: IP.Board 4.x) (contains: IPS4 releases)ApplicationsPluginsThemes (formerly: Skins)Language PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesIPS Community Suite 3.4 (formerly: IP.Board 3.4.x) (contains: IPS 3.4 releases)​ApplicationsApplication AddonsHooksSkinsLanguage PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesxenForo 1.4 (contains: xenForo 1.4 releases)​Add-onsStylesLanguage PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesWordPress (contains: WordPress themes)PluginsHTML & Scripts (formerly: Miscellaneous) (contains: HTML templates)Scripts (formerly: Website Scripts)Graphics & Designs (NOTE: this category and it's sub-categories are not yet finalized)Emoticons & SmileysRanks & BadgesPSD & AI DesignsDonator's Area (contains: IP.Board resources)xenForoWordPressWe are open to suggestions for improvements to the current structure, most especially Graphics & Designs (given that it's such a mess). Essentially, the main thing to keep in mind here is that IPB and xF resources are no longer grouped under one parent category; each version of those two platforms are now standalone categories. The root content of each category now consists of something. For IPS and xenForo content, it's releases (i.e. forum software). For WordPress, it's themes. For HTML & Scripts, it's HTML templates. Do not hesitate to ask any questions! Lastly, be sure to have a look at our latest Update Notes.

​Not sure I follow. If you're looking for support, use the proper forum.

​Site-related issue, not IPS4.

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Red banner? Are you referring to the notification banner that links to this thread and what not?