Hexsplosions

I don't believe any gaming communities outside of developer/publisher/merchandiser forums would actually be able to afford to use given the restriction to business & enterprise cloud plans

I noticed the homepage title now contains the word "creators". Are we going to see new tools or features targeted to towards content creators?

I noticed the homepage title now contains the word "creators". Are we going to see new tools or features targeted to towards content creators?

This would definitely be a good use for reaction -1.

Has @Lindy's mind been blown by any of these changes?

Also known as 'analysis paralysis'. 😉

Also known as 'analysis paralysis'. 😉

Has @Lindy's mind been blown by any of these changes?

Has @Lindy's mind been blown by any of these changes?

I would have thought that, in order to achieve that, we'd need to group or order those comments in some way. In a linear chronological view it would only be able to take you to one of them. Can IPS group top/highest rated comments in a reddit-esque style? If so, I agree it would be a good option for that use case.

I would have thought that, in order to achieve that, we'd need to group or order those comments in some way. In a linear chronological view it would only be able to take you to one of them. Can IPS group top/highest rated comments in a reddit-esque style? If so, I agree it would be a good option for that use case.

Will this allow the member to use the same password as they had before? Kind of defeats the purpose if they can.

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

I joined in May 2011 and purchased the software for use with a gaming community. Since then it's also been used for a photography community, horse rescue charity and, currently, an astronomy community.
I've never, not once, considered leaving for a competitor. The software and support has been top-notch throughout.
P.S. Please do tell about @Lindy being locked out of his own data centre...

If you set Chrome (I've not tested others) as dark mode, here's what the ACP looks like.

iOS users logging into the ACP like....

Strict Transport Security should be set up at the server level, and only if you are using SSL (https).
You can enable a Content Security Policy right from the AdminCP should you wish, but it's not something we can automate. You may have needs that the software can't know about (such as showing a Pages widget on an external domain), which is why you should configure it yourself if you wish to use it.
We do output the Content Type Options header when sending a file to the browser. There's little to no benefit using it just on every single page, but we do see value in attachment and file handlers to prevent browsers trying to guess what the file is even after we've supplied a mime type.
We enable a Referrer Policy when visiting external links.
I'm not really sure I'd group a Feature Policy in with security related headers...it's intended to indicate to the user agent which features (like location) the site may need. Trying to do this automatically also means third parties in the future may run into trouble if they try to leverage a new feature that we didn't outright allow initially. Either way, I'd say it's at least debatable if this should be lumped in as a security concern (Google's writeup even says "It's like CSP, except it controls features instead of security").

It's what IPS recommended years ago, and it is a great approach. 👍🏻

It's what IPS recommended years ago, and it is a great approach. 👍🏻

@The Heff Sure, it's more about setting boundaries than a long list of rules. I definitely do like the light touch approach and keeping it positive.

Your guidelines there are perfect.