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No. Unless you have marked your moderator as Spammer. Yes, if it has been started by a user marked as Spammer. This was only a possible explanation. Check your "Mark as Spammer" setting. If the content is not set to be deleted instantly, then this is not your case.

I have compassion and have just scheduled my next bunch of bugs for Monday. Have a nice weekend!

They might have been created by users, that have been marked as Spammer. Depending on your settings, the content of the users marked as Spammer is deleted instantly. There will be no archiving, logs and also no possibility to restore it in any way.

I use AWS SES via SMTP and a Mail Bouncer by @stoo2000 I send out around 1500 transactional emails a day for about 5 USD per month. The mail bouncer blocks invalid emails and also those who have marked my emails as spam. They get nothing. 😄 I have configured my email on the CloudFlare (0 USD). There is a checklist, what I have done to get high deliverability https://invisionify.com/blog/bad-configured-email-is-the-best-friend-of-dying-communities/ and perfect scores.

There is no impact on performance. I run a community with over 250 clubs, up to 2000+ participants in a single club. Active clubs have pretty active forums with 100+ posts a day. 😉 Unless you set clubs to be displayed throughout the community (setting in ACP). This setting will have a negative impact on the performance.

I create members with REST API: POST https://myurl.com/api/core/members Assuming I have an avatar image URL like this https://pixabay.com/get/g0e4242279c2ba3e6b5db76446d77d582a4b7d0339ba7d3fe376118abe673fe7b57bbbfa97b1f69ea042053b4ba80222c_640.jpg I would like to import the image into IPS, save it in uploads (prevent hot linking), and set as a custom profile photo for the created member. Is there any way to do it through REST API?

As far as the costs are concerned, that's true. But you're doing it at the expense of stability. Instability can break the bank even more. Think of not inaccessible site, updates issues, blown error logs, performance or SEO issues like de-indexing from the Google and so on. I use and write plugins myself. But I check twice and triple if a "useful" functionality is indeed required. Or is it just a nice gimmick I can live without. This approach saves me a lot of time, that I can spend on community building instead of solving technical difficulties and playing ping-pong with IPS, hosting, and plugin developers. 😉

What types of nodes can be tagged? Members? Clubs?

Bad idea. Dynamic IP addresses Shared IP addresses I would not do it. 😊

Love it!

Edit: the date is not ignored. It is saved to: record_saved record_updated record_last_comment record_last_review However, the field record_publish_date does not respect this date and is automatically set to the current datetime. Question: is there any way to set record_publish_date for a record via REST API?

I post a record through API: {{base_url}}api/cms/records/45/?author=1&fields[208]=Title&fields[209]=Content&date=2024-05-10T22:34:28Z The date is ignored.

I understand Spanish. I have learned it for some years. But now like a dog: understand almost everything, but cannot say anything. Due to the lack of practice. 😉 Beautiful language.

Deactivate them all. Then activate one by one, checking your forum each time you activate one. This way you can figure out what app causes issues. When you definitely know what app causes the issue, yes.

There is a reason, actually. The categories can be freely moved inside the database. Pages is not aware about your strict structure. What should happen if you decide move the folder /pages/special/v1/games/ to /pages/special/v2/? There is already a folder with this name...