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You could Google that for yourself but the first hit in my search found this and this and I'm sure there are many more. I'd be interested to see the cookie laws from your country. I didn't go in to any great effort to find this it was the first one I saw. The simple answer is that you're probably g...

I think the point is that many phpBB boards are the site -- there aren't other pages to the site. So phpBB needs to facilitate users compliance with the EU cookie law. But the standard, unmodified phpBB is already compliant. A cookie notice is not needed unless the site owner has added trackers suc...

I do not know about others, but when a customer, not to speak of a longstanding member of this community, asks what, if anything, this company's management is going to do to help its customers comply with the law that directly affects them, I think the Support Team is involved. Let's not beat around...

I would like to introduce for consideration into this discussion a response a phpBB forum owner received from his host, SiteGround, when that forum owner asked about this matter in June of 2012. http://www.cruisingmates.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=210&t=3829 I am wondering why nobody from the Suppor...

Okey-dokey, on that point about a forum is only for a specific purpose and not a GP place, meaning general purpose place, I would have to ask if you were around about ten years ago when the forum was the online place of community and where all sorts of topics would be discussed? Actually, more than ...

I am not sure how a "Forum Owners Association" would Promote the increased use of forums by the Net population The first thing that pops to mind would be a similar situation with newspapers and the like. How could an association help improve readership? So I take a look at what some smart folks wro...

I am thinking it would run itself and the only experience I have in that field is our VFW organization. I'm thinking that our VFW "Post" would be like one forum owner and then possibly some sub-group like at the state/district level and meetings, online meetings, are held going from forum to forum w...

Would you join a forum owners association?

Goal?

Promote the increased use of forums by the Net population.

... ... ... truncated ... ... ... If you'd like to make this site a more welcoming, friendly place, please contact me. I'm all ears. :D Just so I am clear on that next to the last line, you mean the particular invidual on this particular point raised in this particular thread should be contacting y...

and in reality you should never get a person's name and address when you do a IP lookup. even if they have a static IP address you should not get their name and street address. robert Robert, the information given for Mr. Catalano is contact information we usually see for commercial entities that s...

You could check it yourself but the short answer is no. If you have a backup, you could restore that into a different database or wamp etc. and read older PM's from there. The message is stored in phpbb_privmsgs and the recipient information is stored in phpbb_privmsgs_to. Thank you for your respon...

. Apologies for the delay in the thought process on this, but when a PM is deleted does that actually remove the content of the PM from the database? Again, thank you for assistance on this issue. . On this site - only the "Team" would be able to answer that. If it is standard 3.1 then the answer w...

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Apologies for the delay in the thought process on this, but when a PM is deleted does that actually remove the content of the PM from the database?

Again, thank you for assistance on this issue.

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HiFiKabin wrote:As this forum is running 3.1.2, the answer has to be yes

Thank you, HiFiKabin.

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Are our PMs on this site stored in the database in plain text?

Thank you.

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