Yep, banned. Thanks!
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STATUS: Really excited for the new feature we've been cooking... 3 mos ago
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Really excited for the new feature we've been cooking...
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10 mos ago
I just try to keep my maturity low enough that my account age is the only indicator that I should be on this site.
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11 mos ago
Clearly a man can't sleep without getting woken up by an explosion of spambots.
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1 yr ago
Rules of the Guild include not discussing bans. roleplayerguild.com/topics/…
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1 yr ago
Guild should be back to normal! Hope you all took the opportunity to touch some grass ;)
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@LegendBegins
There we go, thank you. Great to see they updated that. Is account merging around yet or is that still not part of the software?
Not quite yet. Would like to see it eventually.
Thanks! Seems like our auto-spam caught them.
Can a staff member change my name to "MurphyCooper"? Thank you.
You actually can change your name self-service these days on your profile ^_^
Sounds like he got hit by our spam filter. Fixed!
Hi @TofiTofi, all RPs need to take place on-site.
Done!
Done!
@BrokenPromise
Yeah, tables have always been a little squirrely; they're hard to get right. I think patching that should be doable once we get an update schedule set up.
As for your other question, I have code for the changes on my github, but so far those just got applied to an extension. I haven't wanted to really advertise it, but it was sort of a testbed for full site changes. BBCode is a spooky thing to mess with though, and parsers are unfriendly code structures
Yeah, tables have always been a little squirrely; they're hard to get right. I think patching that should be doable once we get an update schedule set up.
As for your other question, I have code for the changes on my github, but so far those just got applied to an extension. I haven't wanted to really advertise it, but it was sort of a testbed for full site changes. BBCode is a spooky thing to mess with though, and parsers are unfriendly code structures
Done.
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