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Well, Link replacement can be made to work with hostname affiliate links as well to inject our own tag/publisherId. amzn.to/productId => can be reformatted as => amazon.com/dp/prouctId?tag=publisherId Advanced Regexp app does not reformat amzn.to hostname URLs with tag as suggested above. Apparently, IC software has a word index table where every word from all the posted content is indexed for search to work with full words as indexed. Search doesn't work with stemming and synonyms like a full-text search server (I posted another topic on this shortcoming to use a stemming class along with a synonym dictionary).

Correct. Links & Email Addresses should work similar to Word Filters where there is a replacement text specified to replace the objectionable words. Without this, technologically challenged moderators would have no clue what part of the URL to remove/replace before approving the link with the current flaw. Please add the REPLACE logic to Links & Email Addresses where we could replace the spammer's tag (or append if tag doesn't exist) with our own publisher tag value and earn that commission! 😀 (works only with tag parameter and not amzn.to host name) NOTE: It should replace the specified part in both the displayed text and underlying link with the replacement text.

A Tag Cloud widget is highly desired to see the trending tags like the one below - https://www.mobilemusic.us Please confirm if this is added to your Roadmap.

A page listing all the predefined tags could be added under Browse menu to navigate content by tags. Currently, users have no way to know all the available/existing tags or their correct paths. Please confirm if this is added to your Roadmap.

We thought the Help module should come from the single software vendor like any other software app that gets updated as and when new features/changes are added/made (like the neat vBulletin Help module referred above) as opposed to multiple clients creating the help pages for users redundantly. Technically, as a vendor, you know about your software better than your clients do. A help module from IC would be consistent and common to all clients. Anything specific to the site could be added by clients as additional Help pages.

A Help module like this would be very useful to end users - https://www.mobilemusic.us/help You can refer to the Help page we created on our site for help content (but it is one long page and overwhelming). A help module with an accordion navigation menu and multiple pages like above would have a better UX. Training end users is essential and crucial on any software to make them advanced users that will save their time while using the site and a Help module would be very helpful in this regard. Please confirm if this is added to your Roadmap.

Edit Profile still has Birthday This may be removed as it is part of PII and not much of use

We see these are added newly that were not in the cookie page - ips4_guestTermsDismissed ips4_language Are these ones obsolete as they don't have duration mentioned? member_id login_key device_key SessionFront loggedIn hasJS cookie_consent cookie_consent_optional

Please provide the Live Chat module (at least for Cloud clients) by reusing your continual bi-directional communication using NodeJS used in Live Topics, Live Notifications, Who is Typing, Who else is Here?, etc. The AJAX Chat app options are not scaling because they open a new connection for each user, process and continually poll the service and crashing the site frequently making it not look like cloud hosting. Please confirm if this is added to your Roadmap.

If a user posts affiliate links, moderators approving the moderated links won't be savvy enough to know which part of the posted URL is spam. For instance - Host name (explodes into full URL when clicked) - amzn.to/<product> URI - amazon.com/?...tag=<publisher> These are just examples and there are many more spam URLs from other sites with lot of variations. Currently, the only options with Links & Email Addresses is to either Block or Moderate both of which are not adequate. Please provide a 3rd option to REPLACE the spam part of the link (similar to Word Filters) with a replacement text so the affiliate link becomes useless. If we add a Link Filter like amzn.to or tag= these should get replaced with **** so they become ineffective. Word Filters has REPLACE option with a flaw that only the displayed text is replaced but not the underlying link which may be fixed as well. Please confirm if this added to your bug model.

Under Email Settings, both Outgoing and Incoming email addresses are the same (support@...). Contact Us email is set as Incoming-email: I scanned through the SQL backup taken couple of weeks ago and there is no trace of the personal hotmail address in the backup.

When the guest sent a message through Contact form, we got a "Verify your email" message at personal hotmail. After we verified it, the actual spam message got delivered at incoming-email-address. You can add our domain to the beginning of the link and replace "domain" with our-domain-name.com@hotmail.com to derive the full URL (the email is brand new and never used anywhere - how did they know this email address?). The message is spam (prolly a bot). Is it possible to prevent further spam messages using the email that was verified? I tweaked the incoming-email-address address and domain display values before taking the screenshot:

A guest sent a spam message through Contact form using a valid email address (admin's personal hotmail that is not associated with any member) and we receive a "Verify your email" notification at the personal email and after verification, we get the spam message delivered. How is this possible? "Verify your Email" received at admin's valid personal email address (not associated with any user) - you can replace the "domain" with our domain name to derive the email address: /index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=redirect&url=https://domain.com/contact/?do=confirm%26key=3d71bd549c55805525a41ab06374a695%26email=<domain@hotmail.com>&key=76e04b511b33a076abd72f1a33d7e5d166bf11bd855743773be29f7758394a30&email=1&type=contact_verify After clicking on Verify, the spam message is received at "Incoming email address" In essence, I'm verifying my own email address to receive a spam message sent by someone using my personal email address. The spammer doesn't need access to my email account or password - just the email address to spam me as I'm verifying the message as valid because I wanted to see what it is. Did they grab my personal email address somewhere which is brand new and I never used it anywhere? How do I prevent this spam in future now that the user knows a valid email address that I verified already?

Would appreciate if someone confirms that these issues have been added to your bug model; otherwise, all that testing, recording issues and reporting issues would be for nothing.

Cannot update right now as your team is currently doing some debugging on our site and asked not to update. Will let you know once done