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I did not know this.

Well, there is this

I hear you. And look, I am certainly for anything that helps stop and prevent spreading bad content around. Protection for the victims is something we should ALL try our best to accommodate. But unfortunately the CF solution only creates risk for you and your site but not much benefit toward solving the problem. It Reports Your Site, Not the Uploader. The tool flags your platform instead of the actual user who uploaded the content. This can make your site look like the offender, even if you’re the one taking positive steps toward removing bad content. Creates a Permanent Legal Paper Trail. Every flagged upload is reported to NCMEC under your site’s name, potentially marking your platform as a repeat source of CSAM even if the content was blocked immediately. CF can report false positives. Can Increase Law Enforcement Scrutiny. Multiple reports can trigger investigations into your platform, forcing you to justify why CSAM is appearing instead of focusing on prevention. Loss of Control Over Reporting. The tool auto reports everything based on hash matches, meaning false positives, context, or your moderation actions don’t matter. the report is still sent. As a site owner, you want control so you can focus on reporting valid concerns only and you want to report bad people not your own site as the source. Potential for Service Termination. If Cloudflare receives too many reports related to your site, they can terminate your account, leaving your platform vulnerable to downtime. There are better solutions that don't increase intrinsic risk for you and your site.

Provides no legal protection, ensures you are reported if there's an event. Not great!

I have 30K+ tags. I just ran a query of the top 500 most used tags and the first tag is used over 51K times and that last tag is used over 1K times. I have 13500 that are used at least 5 or more times. I have loads of functional utility around these tags and my users love them. Not sure what's supposed to happen in my case.

If I switch to the new license, will my $500 one-time branding removal still apply, or will I have to pay for branding removal separately under the new terms?

Pardon my ignorance but I don't even know what "Community Classic" is. I am self hosted and I stay current with my renewals. What am I doing wrong? Thank you in advance. EDIT: never mind, I see the link to it in my client area. I will read up on what it is over there. (sorry)

I specifically don't have this. That is the reason for my post here. Thank you

I don't see the IPB 5.0 download button nor do I see a request upgrade link.

I reached out to Opentype because I had a clunky home page that was developed with bootstrap that was poorly hacked into the ips framework. Opentype is the best with pages and IPS frame work and I needed a home page that looked nice but is also quick to load. He got the job done and I am very satisfied. What I like about Opentypes service is that he won't sugar coat stuff and waste your time in the process. Instead he is very clear with communication and does an excellent job managing expectations. His prices are very reasonable and well worth every penny. This guy knows his stuff. I really enjoy his expertise because I have a serious website and I don't have time for folks to experiment and learn on the job. I needed professional work and Opentype delivered. Thank you Opentype