Thank you very much for the notice and for the maintenance of the website! I fully understand the headache fighting against spams - my website used to have tens or hundreds of thousands of spam comments and registered users for spamming purpose in several months. But as a user, may I post just a little complaint here: I returned to the forum 9 years after my last login in 2011, because I wanted to report some issues (
eventually posted here) of the community version. And I was unable to post it and saw "You do not have permission to carry out that function." I was confused and thought I was blocked or the forum had a bug or something. Then I found I was able to post in other discussion board. So I thought maybe "Public Beta Tests" board was limited to developers or something (but I could find new users' posts in "Public Beta Tests" board ?!? It was like ... really confusing). Then "You do not have permission to carry out that function" reappeared when I was posting another long reply (
eventually posted here). Extremely confused, I performed a Google search of "site:forum.emule-project.net You do not have permission to carry out that function." to finally found this topic and understood what was going on.
WordPress officially maintains "Akismet Anti-Spam" plugin which works pretty well. IPB is actively maintained, don't they have better anti-spam method / plugin or something? Also, consider whitelisting some image websites - users can't upload an image directly and have to use an image website such as imgbb that I'm using, if their URL are blocked, it essentially means users are completely unable to post images here. Whitelist some eMule related websites as well, including www.emule-mods.de , ed2k.shortypower.org , www.emule-security.org , wiki.emule-web.de , emulefans.com
(eMule Fans was created by me in 2009 and is perhaps the only eMule-related (not illegal downloading but similar to emule-mods.de) Chinese language website that exists today, albeit not very active. Led by Uralhan, eMule official documentation (guide) was translated into Simplified Chinese by eMuleFans editors Ejack, Uralhan and 4 other editors/users in 2010 and first published on eMuleFans then copied to emule-project.net).
This post has been edited by tomchen1989: 29 August 2020 - 11:09 AM