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I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see them doing well with this. Their mobile app is already great, same as the desktop app. They have apps everywhere on every device. They have a modernized clean UI, which is a big seller. 

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

@nodle Before you ask, @Jordan Miller is hosting the event.

I see Cloudflare recently released their own Captcha. Just wondering if IPS is going to implement it as an option in the future? I see their competitor has implemented it in an upcoming release. 
Read more here...
Announcing Turnstile, a user-friendly, privacy-preserving alternative to CAPTCHA (cloudflare.com)

Please don’t encourage him. He would actually do it. 

We could add to the Events, a Jordan Miller Appreciation Day for keeping us up to date each Wednesday. 🥳
 

This would be a great option to have as well. It could reduce your database in size as well.  

Happy Hump Day, team! Shout-out to @nodle for being a big fan of these posts. 👏 
In today's community management hump day topic, I wanted to chat about one of the most powerful ways you can inspire kindness throughout your community. Kindness is an essential ingredient to a successful community. 😌 I know it's a little cheesy, but it's important.
Some times you may experience negative players attempting to derail your day because, well... misery loves company. In my experience, one of the most profound ways to fight toxicity in an online community is by... not fighting at all. Instead, it’s by offering kindness to those who need it the most. That’s done through understanding, outreach and personal displays of vulnerability. 
 

Like a drop of ink in a glass of water, a troll's negativity spews throughout the community (and possibly other communities) in such a profound way that it dissuades others from participating. The compounding effect of their flippant responses, snide remarks, sarcasm, arguments and attacks ultimately creates chaos. 
Fight the ick with understanding, compassion and vulnerability. The act of opening up to an anonymous person in need not only can inspire them to change, but it opens a door towards further self-discovery. 
Being vulnerable with your members also empowers them and you.
Next time you notice a toxic member’s pattern regarding how they post, remember there is more that meets the eye. Hurt people hurt people, so take the opportunity to be kind, practice being vulnerable and watch your community blossom. 
How do YOU battle toxicity in your Invision communities? Sound off in the comments below.
As always, here is a list of changes made to the platform in the last seven days. Nicely done, team!
PS - I have an exciting blog post on the way. Stay tuned. 🙃

I see them doing well with this. Their mobile app is already great, same as the desktop app. They have apps everywhere on every device. They have a modernized clean UI, which is a big seller. 

I see them doing well with this. Their mobile app is already great, same as the desktop app. They have apps everywhere on every device. They have a modernized clean UI, which is a big seller. 

Your correct it does. I will just wait for a fix, just wanted to make sure you guys were aware of it.

We've still got an open bug report for this. Essentially it appears to be a bug in Chromium where it has issues rendering gradients under specific circumstances.

It's related to a bug in how PHP 8.1 handles timezones. The same bug is also causing the issue with the constant license expire emails some people are receiving:
 

Working here fine on 8.1, maybe a .css, theme or caching error?

You host is defaulted to MyISAM by default you can see it in the bottom right corner on your first screenshot. All your tables will default to that even on a fresh install. The same thing happened to me, and I had to convert them all to InnoDB. If IPS adds a new table in the future or even an add-on it will default to MyISAM everytime. The only way around this would be your host to set the default to InnoDB. But I can see from your screenshot that it is not.