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All I can think of is
 

There is no issue. I’m going through all of my resources, testing and updating and SuperBlocks just hasn’t been dealt with yet. 

Due to the new guidelines, the remove copyright plugin has been withdrawn from the marketplace. It has been added to the Polish IPS support website owned by @DawPi.
https://forum.invisionize.pl/files/file/816-axen-copyright-removal/

@opentype Thank you for the update for 4.5 
This is one of my favorite mod.

By the way: The Patreon API is no longer actively maintained. 
https://www.patreoncommunity.com/t/an-update-on-patreon-s-api/8628

You don’t miss much. The linked article is specifically for developers and designers and is therefore posted in the appropriate sub-forum. It wouldn’t be very helpful to most forum owners.
The theme changes are public and the link is in the first reply. 

Awaiting approval by IPS team.

@opentype Thank you for the update for 4.5 
This is one of my favorite mod.

Nearly there. As alluded to months and months ago this was a nearly a complete rebuild. A lot coming with this update for 4.5

Some troubles on file approval, if you need Classifieds because yuo upgrade a live board to 4.5 and now you need help then I can send you by PM. But I suggest to wait for IPS4.5 final.

Seems just like the mobile site.  Just worse. At least on Android it seems to have tons of bugs too. 
I'm sure a lot of hard work has gone into it, but what's the point of the app versus the mobile website experience?  It seems to be basically the same things but now with what I assume will be rigid formatting (skin) experience that doesn't allow any customization. This makes many of our sites incomplete on the app.  It also precludes other non IPB areas of our site which does who knows what to our usage. 
With no ability to monetize effectively (this is a business for me... ad revenue matters) and perhaps a negative effect to website traffic and SEO/rankings as a result, I for one will stick with the current responsive design and disable access to the app. 
My two cents. I'm truly not trying to rain on anyone's parade.  It just doesn't work for me. 

Take a look at @opentype’s  resources: https://invisioncommunity.com/profile/374850-opentype/content/?type=downloads_file&change_section=1

IPS records this but doesn't make it public anywhere (and if you are in a production setting with many hands on various wheels knowing when Invision Community got upgraded may go a long way in tracking down why custom things have broken and so on and so forth).
I asked a long while back for this in the administrators log where everything else gets noted along these lines but alas... Note that this is recording FULL upgrades, not any IPS patches that you might add - those patches will increment the long version number of the suite but it is not the same thing as a full point version upgrade which is what this is all about.
 The work, etc...

Sorry about that, will do.

You can wait for @Adriano Faria or check out 
 

You can wait for @Adriano Faria or check out 
 

My two cents: because bridging two independent software products is usually a bad idea. You have 3 pieces of software to deal with: Software A, software B and the third-party bridge. It might be called “seamless”, but it never really is. Anytime you install an update to software A or B things can break and you need to hope that the third-party offering the bridge can fix it in time. And since they are usually small companies, they might simply stop offering the bridge altogether in the future and then you are completely screwed. 
Personally, I use either WordPress or the Invision Community Suite, never both. If I had a WordPress installation already, I would convert it all to Pages. After all, that’s the benefit of having a Community Suite. It being seamless is not just marketing claim in this case. 

Did you read and listen to the videos? 
Basically, it depends but since the internet is faster there is less needs for amp and more needs to optimize website and integrate pwa.
The guy in the first video is from google.

Well I think I would much prefer pwa, read this: 
https://www.bruceclay.com/blog/how-to-implement-amp/

Wasabi is NOT for hosting a website, it is for files that are part of the website.

What's New in Version 1.5.3:
Enhancements:
Upon request, the textarea was replaced by an editor in the form to apply to an open position (image below) Remember that you can also use Applications Fields to add your own fields and thus customize the form at your wish Fix:
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I'll consider it when I have to update it in a future version. Just released a version to fix an issue. 👍

Fix by @Adriano Faria
Thank you

Centminmod uses Centos, a highly optimized version of nginx. Installed PHP 7.3 and redis.

@AlexWebsites I have tried both and they both work very well. Redis does a lot more then memcached out of the box and you can still use it with centminmod, along with all the constant tweaking that eva2000 does. 

@Gauravk sent you a pm.