Development Discussion Board

Currently, phpBB's mass emailing feature does not have an unsubscribe mechanism built into mass emails sent from the ACP, even though a number of countries may require such functionality, like CAN-SPAM in the US. Additionally, Canada's recent antispam legislation (CASL) requires not only an ...

I don't think they care if you use it on forums, after all, MyBB includes a akismet plugin it it's core by default disabled, and they haven't said anything.

It seems to be the time to start thinking of adding further anti-spam helpers as the CAPTCHA alone is not enough with the newer methods spammers use.
Preventing users from posting links until they have X number of posts too... 8-)

That could be a simple permission that I proposed a while back ...

-1 on this. All you have to do is click the *post* title, and bookmark it in your browser. You now have yourself a bookmark, problem solved. :P

No need to reimplement features that are already in your browser. Then again, I don't even use the bookmark topic for the same reason. :lol:
I think ...

Please try to stay civil about this. The development team has already made their decision to try and include a WYSIWYG editor in 3.2. We've already taken into consideration the discussions brought up here (and so we will have the option to disable it if you do not wish to use it).

Remember, if you ...

PayBas wrote:Perhaps it was necessary for the quick-mod tools or something.

Regardless, if it's no longer needed in 3.1, then we should think about removing it (assuming most will agree).

Well I agree.

Like the motto goes, "No need to make URLS too complex"... or did I just make that up

+1. Some boards I go on that have a lot of smileys are super annoying when you have to browse through a popup. Who even uses popups these days?

-1.

To be honest, I don't even see the purpose of password protected forums. Like you said, someone can leak the password. This just adds unnecessary data to the database, especially if a lot of people access the forum or if it gets accessed a lot.

-1 on this. All you have to do is click the *post* title, and bookmark it in your browser. You now have yourself a bookmark, problem solved.

No need to reimplement features that are already in your browser. Then again, I don't even use the bookmark topic for the same reason.

anyone knowledgeable enough to use an extension to block adds is also knowledgeable enough to know why this is occurring. Further more this is a false positive from your extension classifying the @font-face method as a security vulnerability most likely as the only way I have seen this is with IE7 ...