Oh wicked, you wouldn't have a screenshot or two of what these looked like, would you? It would be fascinating to see what the early web looked like. :)
Soz, I've just seen your screenshot above.
Are you sure you don't mean 1995 or later, perhaps? Back in 1990 the web had only just been invented and there were no commercial services generally available.
Exactly, my enthusiasm ran away (quickly) when I realised I'd have to reciprocate as much as I got. I have neither the time nor the inclination for this, so never did it.
@MySiteGuy @AjayJunkies FWIW, I actually got my site off the ground by adding all the content myself, ie starting lots and...
It's not a good idea to do that on a production system until it's officially supported. At the moment, only 8.2 is supported in 2.2.15, so you shouldn't go further than that. Feel free to do so on a test system though and if anything breaks, report it to the devs on here.
Yes, XF 2.2.15 is rated for it and you'll benefit from all the significant security, feature and performance improvements that come with it, so don't hesitate. My XF Cloud installation is running with it, so that's as good an endorsement as you could possibly get since it's the XF admins that...
I've got a GD area and this has happened on my forum, too. My forum must comprise of 80-90%+ threads and posts there, but I don't mind as my main objective is to increase activity with friendly discussions.
For that, click the down arrow against the right of what's new at the top, then select new posts and finally close the show only unread posts filter.
Clicking the link below does the same thing on this forum.
https://xenforo.com/community/whats-new/posts/3032079/
It’s fine, perfectly safe, just use a regular browser. I don’t want to spoil the surprise.
Note that putting https just makes it hang, ruining the surprise, hence http.
Looks like Invision have gone for it and it's worked well for them.
Devs, waddya think?
https://invisioncommunity.com/news/invision-community/invision-community-5-the-all-new-editor-r1301/
To elaborate on this, only give mod powers to someone whom you have a lot of trust in, not just "some trust" as it were, since the mod account is very powerful and can completely ruin a user. Also, don't grant them hard delete powers for threads or posts, so anything they do can be reversed...