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When I first started using IPB, I started off with the free version of IPB 1.3, when it was distributed through the Fantastico cPanel script provided by my webhost, at that time. When IPB 2 came out, I upgraded to a nulled version of the script and stayed with that for about three months before I opted to purchase a license to IPB. That was back in 2005. Rikki was kind of enough to assist me in getting a license and I have always used 'licensed' IPS products. At one time, I used IP.Gallery, IP.Downloads and IP.Nexus on a test server to try out the products, deleted it after testing them out an2 points
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The only way to enforce what you are describing at the code level is to encrypt the code, which we are not interested in doing at this time. Otherwise any code-level protections (such as disabling access after a week if no license key is provided) are simply bypassed by the people who upload "nulled" copies. Beyond that, we are not going to cause this sort of grief for our legitimate customers in the hopes we might stop one or two people using our software illegally. Our clients should always come first. As for taking down sites using nulled copies of our software, as has been explai2 points
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this is how mine is setup steps 8 of the included instructions in the zip file is where a lot is explained IIRC And I deleted the stock media one and just built new one. but thats up to you.1 point
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[HQ] Automatic Topics List
BomAleold reacted to InvisionHQ for a topic
What's New in Version 1.1.0 (See full changelog) Added option to exclude topics by ID Added demo link1 point -
Maxx 2012: The Most Advanced Skin.
Nukeproof Mega reacted to Mark Round for a topic
could you link me your site so i can see the live theme or give me temporary access to it if it is not visible?1 point -
[HQ] Featured Topics
JustHatched reacted to InvisionHQ for a topic
What's New in Version 1.1.1 (See full changelog) Bugfix: Total replies count Bugfix: Topic author (added demo link)1 point -
Finishing finals for college then I'll finish the skin guys :thumbsup:1 point
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IPB 4.0 - Address Issues from 3.0 versions
Blind Bandit reacted to ZakRhyno for a topic
With IPB 4.0 coming soon, there has been many talks and discussing on many subjects that were sort of address and/or stated there were fixed but many items lacking in details. I would like to have an open clear and answer questions that would not give any information about IPB 4.0 but options that would be coming with 4.0 and how that would be update to fit the software coming out. A) Documentation - This is been an up and down issue with IPB from when I purchase my first board shortly after IPB 3.0.0 came out. When IPB 4.0 comes out would all the documentation be fully updated to more st1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to Matt for a topic
I completely understand how you feel. I have the benefit of knowing exactly where we are with IPS 4 and I can also watch it take shape. All I can do is reassure you that we're all very heavily involved with IPS 4. I just took a look and there were 18 commits to the IPS 4 SVN repository yesterday alone! We're managing IPS 4 differently to how we've done in the past. Typically we'd put up a very rough alpha as soon as possible and keep updating it. However, this time, we're making sure that what we reveal is closer to a beta. This means that the time between reveal and download is much c1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to Farcaster II for a topic
They call it package, but c'mon. CMS? There's none! And the other stuff they call "blog" or social forums? It's not really usable... We all know exactly, WHY we left vB;) But yea, I support & agree with I'm not very active here yet, because i'm not a huge IPB3 fan but i'm really thrilled of all the IPB4 blogposts and inovations and stopped/delayed several projects because i thought that it's better to wait for IPB4, before i start the project with xf and move it then to IPB4. All this waiting makes me really worried and scared(because all the staff post just incl1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to GreenLinks for a topic
When you compare vBulletin price , don't forget that it is a complete package. You don't need to buy/renew CMS , Blog etc as additional options.1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to GreenLinks for a topic
Hello Matt , Your intensions may not be bad however when you are a customer and you are sitting on the other side of the table things don't look good. 1. Agree with all others copyright removal is way too expensive. No other script has similar costs just for copyright removal. Allowing customers to define their branding Should not be this expensive. 2. What ever intensions you have with Spam service is out of my concern but IPB is already the most expensive script out there. It costs nearly twice compared to vBulletin and Xenforo. 3. You were suppose to be working on IPB 4 , thats1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to ᴡᴅツ for a topic
Actually, IP.Nexus was somewhat "half" baked at times when it had, critical (IMO), show stopping bugs (bugs that interferred with the checkout and shopping process).1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to ᴡᴅツ for a topic
Enterprise (n): 1. An undertaking, especially one of some scope, complication, and risk. 2. A business organization. 3. Industrious, systematic activity, especially when directed toward profit: Private enterprise is basic to capitalism. 4. Willingness to undertake new ventures; initiative: The enterprise service amounts to <$17 a month. Is your argument: (A) This is not an enterprise service? (B) This is an enterprise service, but is too expensive for an enterprise customer [C] ...something else? I find that disappointing (more so the copyright removal than the1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to IPTV for a topic
Lindy... Thank you for taking the time to step into this thread. The issue at hand here is not trying to make money, it is the way the message came off that really got me going. I did not read it an really geared towards the enterprise customer, even though the title have enterprise in it, It came off as "look at the great additions we made to helping you with spam." and then ended up saying, it will cost you $200 a year. Sure you have server costs. I have looked at you hosting service plans even and I can say that I was even shocked by that cost. (I know that is being reconsidered1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to Justin for a topic
Seems to me IPS has taken the vB approach, screw the non corporate users as much as you can.1 point -
Enterprise Spam Mitigation - $200 a year... really?
Blind Bandit reacted to IPTV for a topic
Andy...Come on, $200 a year. Their is no way to really justify that amount. It is a piece of code that sets thresholds. It is not like it cost you all any more to use features that the 3rd party providers already have in place. You have totally missed the the point. One of the complaints I have seen over and over is that the spam protection service, that we pay for mind you as we have to renew to have it, really was poor. So these other services were added into the mix to make it better. Great! (We had it via a plugin anyway.) But now the choice as made to put in code as a slider to1 point -
The Videos application has been updated with 17 new bug fixes. Details on each bug fix can be found here.1 point