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Automatically resize / optimize images served to the client to improve page speed. Convert images / gifs to most efficient format. This should be a core feature if it's not already. 
Nginx offers a module called "image_filter" which would accomplish this, but having it added as a core feature if IPB would be much easier!

There are two places to look:
ACP > Members > Member Settings > Ban Settings
What do you have in the non-registerable names tab?
 
And:
What do you have in ACP > Members > Member Settings > Profiles > Profile Settings under allowed characters in display names?
 
 

{datetime="whatever" dateonly="true"}  

I was searching the community to see if this was possible, we have a few bad actors that try and bully other users by downvoting everything they write and at the moment we've had to switch off reactions apart from the up vote.
Being able to restrict usage of the reactions by group would be a great addition.

Reaction permission at the user level should be a thing. I'm sure many of you are aware of "rep bombing", or the act of mass reacting to someone's content with the sole intention of hurting their credibility or personal growth within the community. Reactions & Reputation is a great way for users to express themselves. Removing it entirely or not allowing "negative reactions" due to a few bad actors is not an ideal solution. We should be able to restrict bad actors from using the Reaction / Reputation system at the user level.  

Automatically resize / optimize images served to the client to improve page speed. Convert images / gifs to most efficient format. This should be a core feature if it's not already. 
Nginx offers a module called "image_filter" which would accomplish this, but having it added as a core feature if IPB would be much easier!

Automatically resize / optimize images served to the client to improve page speed. Convert images / gifs to most efficient format. This should be a core feature if it's not already. 
Nginx offers a module called "image_filter" which would accomplish this, but having it added as a core feature if IPB would be much easier!

Automatically resize / optimize images served to the client to improve page speed. Convert images / gifs to most efficient format. This should be a core feature if it's not already. 
Nginx offers a module called "image_filter" which would accomplish this, but having it added as a core feature if IPB would be much easier!

Reaction permission at the user level should be a thing. I'm sure many of you are aware of "rep bombing", or the act of mass reacting to someone's content with the sole intention of hurting their credibility or personal growth within the community. Reactions & Reputation is a great way for users to express themselves. Removing it entirely or not allowing "negative reactions" due to a few bad actors is not an ideal solution. We should be able to restrict bad actors from using the Reaction / Reputation system at the user level.  

Reaction permission at the user level should be a thing. I'm sure many of you are aware of "rep bombing", or the act of mass reacting to someone's content with the sole intention of hurting their credibility or personal growth within the community. Reactions & Reputation is a great way for users to express themselves. Removing it entirely or not allowing "negative reactions" due to a few bad actors is not an ideal solution. We should be able to restrict bad actors from using the Reaction / Reputation system at the user level.  

It is available only in the Acp currently. 

Its within the default IPS 4.5 settings

Yes, how to disable logging in with Discord. 

@SoftwareFactorydo you know how I can hide the "Login with Discord"? I want to remove this.

Is there a live demo of this yet?

Thank you Morrigan & VaBeach_Guy, both are great suggestions but Morrigan's instruction is exactly what I was looking to do! 

No, but you can use announcements:
ModCP > Announcements
OR
Create > Announcement
You can display it in a specific forum instead of all forums.

Not sure if this would meet your wants, but what if you made a specific forum that can only be seen by mods/admins and banned members? The banned members would only see that forum and regular members can't see it. 
Banned members have the ability to post in that forum, but you have the banned group set to approve all posts. That way, they can post, but no other banned members can see their post but mods/admins can. 
Or some form of that idea.
You just have to make sure that you have all of your forum/banned member permissions set correctly. 

Is there a live demo of this yet?

Issue resolved! Since this is a private development build and the background tasks were only set to run when users were online and doing stuff, I had to run the tasks manually. 
I did so by going to Dashboard in ACP and scrolling down a bit to “background tasks” and running them all manually. Cron job would be better for more advanced users but this worked for me. 

Thank you for the info! 

Background tasks are kicked off when the conversion completes and will be displayed on the dashboard in the AdminCP. Those issues will be fixed when the appropriate background tasks run to rebuild the counts. Basically you just need to give it a little time.
If you aren't running your tasks via cron, we would recommend doing so as it will allow those tasks to run quicker. You can use the AdminCP live search to look for "cron" to find the option.