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  • For prospective new members, a word of warning: don't use common names like Dennis, Simon, or Kenny if you decide to create an account. Spammers have used them all before you and gotten those names flagged in the anti-spam databases. Your account registration will be rejected because of it.
  • Since it has happened MULTIPLE times now, I want to be very clear about this. You do not get to abandon an account and create a new one. You do not get to pass an account to someone else and create a new one. If you do so anyway, you will be banned for creating sockpuppets.
  • Due to the actions of particularly persistent spammers and trolls, we will be banning disposable email addresses from today onward.

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  1. Dinya

    Disable Animated Avatars

    Could we please disallow animated avatars (e.g. animated GIFs) on the forum? (Preferably code-wise - by just displaying the first image of the animation as the avatar, like SB does.) I find them extremely distracting (They are usually the only thing moving on a page.) and they don't really...
  2. Dinya

    "[x]" ⇏ "◾"

    There are two ways to prevent the conversion of "[x]" into "◾", or rather: [x] The first way: Consider the string "[b][/b]". The BBCode interpreter will convert it into the string "". But the text you post is interpreted only once. This provides the obvious hack: e.g. "[[b][/b]x]", or...
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