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  1. I mostly just use responsive tags. If you’ve set specific sizes. You’ll probably not get the best fill/rates. Just a heads up.
  2. Understood. I was thinking maybe attribute to an author you add in ACP rather than have those unattributed to anyone. Not a big deal I guess.
  3. I use auto ads and they can sometimes be all over the place, so I would agree. You don’t need GTM for Adsense as you can just put the Adsense tags into the default ad placements.
  4. Not a bug, just a suggestion to have a default “guest” author in the mark up.
  5. Oh that’s right, I recently moved my theme resources to S3. I thought maybe there was some AWS integration script/API being called.
  6. I shut this setting off and it seems to have helped solve the issue. Captcha gets loaded after, on the registration page for post before register.
  7. If you delete a member and leave their content attributed to "guest", google webmaster tools for these urls will show you: Not a big issue but maybe add a default user page for guest posts? Maybe a guest user profile/url, sort of "catch all". Just an idea.
  8. Suggestion - If you have a lot of blocks you have created over the years, it would be cool to see in ACP if they are being used or not (can they be deleted). I am at fault for having too many unused blocks...🤪
  9. I noticed if I shut this setting off, I still get a recpatcha on the registration form and then it's off on the actual topic page. However, will this cause a flood of spammers/bots? Not sure, is there a Post Before Register log?
  10. I would load it on the registration page rather than the editor/topic page.
  11. I've noticed with Google Core Web Vitals that my Invisible reCAPTCHA gets loaded with post before registering and reduces my overall PageSpeed score. Granted, lots of the native JS and CSS is already slowing things down, but everything can help, especially since speed on mobile is a ranking factor. I can shut this setting off and stop it, but am concerned about getting flooded. Just a suggestion, but maybe remove reCAPTCHA loading on the page/editor and have it load on the registration form after you click submit reply instead, this way the page doesn't take the load/hit.
  12. mysql takes up the most. I also run as php-fpm for each account/site. 8 sites on the server
  13. It’s a US host in NY (I’ll PM you), cost is $70 a month.
  14. Thanks. I’m assuming that’s DDR4? I’ve focused too much on having high ram when I think I can do better with a higher performing CPU and lower ram. Can you PM me the cloud provider? I’d like to take a look.
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