Daniel F

This would require a 3rd party application!
The IPS "clubs" sitemap will contain a list of all clubs, but not the specific forums from clubs, these will be covered in the forums sitemap which contains the list of literally all guests accessible forums, which brings me to my next point:
It's probably not smart to "only" sitemap.
If you want to train your own AI chatbot, you'll probably want to contain also more domain specific content, so you'll probably want also to include content which is accessible by your members but not guests.
You could probably use a RSS feed that contains all the forums that you want to use for the training.

We would need to look further into this for you, however the access details on file appear to be incorrect or missing. Could you please update these details by visiting your client area, selecting the relevant purchase, then clicking "Review/Update Access Information" under the "Stored Access Information" section. 
We look forward to further assisting you. 
 

Correct, this only affects guests / visitors which aren't logged in.

No...  not really.  Those are default values... not necessarily YOUR values.  For example, settings.json has existed for literally a decade.  The schema data is not sensitive data either.  If an attacker can run direct queries on your database, you've got much bigger problems than knowing failed_login_count cannot be null or a default value is no.  And for furls, if you're not using them, you would see the complete URL anyway.   There is no extra security by going to /login vs /index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=login
If someone is REALLY that interested in knowing the default out of the box settings as an attacker, they could simply download the software source code itself (legally or illegally) to find them.  But there is nothing there that exposes anything about your install vs a vanilla fresh/clean install.  
 
 
 

This app can save comments as bookmarks. https://www.ic-essentials.com/files/file/31-bookmarks/

That’s a somewhat dishonest approach. You suggest that the claim “not even good for seo” is proven by the links that the Google search would reveal, yet I checked the best results and they say NOTHING of the sort. The query doesn’t address “seo” in any way and so the results also don’t. They discuss the possibility of having emojis in URLs and agree that they are possible. 

Are notifications working for your other members?
Have you applied the latest patch ( ACP => System => Support ) If not, it's possible that your background tasks stopped working.

The table 'ipb_core_view_updates' is full Sounds like your drive /db drive run out of space

We have fixed this for an upcoming maintenance release.

The table 'ipb_core_view_updates' is full Sounds like your drive /db drive run out of space

No. It's actually a bug in our categorySidebar template.
We'll fix this for the upcoming maintenance release.

There's no need for a 3rd party app!
You can add custom HTML code to the end of the </body> tag by adding it to the footer HTML field.

No. It's actually a bug in our categorySidebar template.
We'll fix this for the upcoming maintenance release.

No. It's actually a bug in our categorySidebar template.
We'll fix this for the upcoming maintenance release.

Hi,
this was my debug code which was left accidentally after I was working on your recent ticket with the broken embed code.
I noticed this actually 2 hours ago and removed it, that's why nothing new was logged after 12:58pm
 
I'mr really sorry for this.

Hi,
this was my debug code which was left accidentally after I was working on your recent ticket with the broken embed code.
I noticed this actually 2 hours ago and removed it, that's why nothing new was logged after 12:58pm
 
I'mr really sorry for this.

Hi,
this was my debug code which was left accidentally after I was working on your recent ticket with the broken embed code.
I noticed this actually 2 hours ago and removed it, that's why nothing new was logged after 12:58pm
 
I'mr really sorry for this.

It sounds like a doorway technique, called cloaking. You will be penalized by search engines if you try it.

Either 1 by one by viewing the content or via a 3rd party app.
I’m using https://www.ic-essentials.com/files/file/7-tags-manager/ to mass manage the tags via the ACP. 

SEO Essentials by @Daniel F offers an option to disable indexing.

Hi,
this could help https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/10199-tags-manager/ 🙂
 

To your custom.css and you wouldn't need to remove it, but I would strongly suggest to remove it from the custom.css once we release our next maintenance release containing this fix.

I was able to reproduce this with Chrome.
Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! I can confirm this should be further reviewed and I have logged an internal bug report for our development team to investigate and address as necessary, in a future maintenance release.
 

Either 1 by one by viewing the content or via a 3rd party app.
I’m using https://www.ic-essentials.com/files/file/7-tags-manager/ to mass manage the tags via the ACP.