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@sweetp yes, that's a good idea, we'll get one scheduled soon

From yesterday's news: Elon Musk emails Twitter staff to pause ‘new feature development’ during glitch that told users they were ‘over the daily limit’ and blocked them from posting Twitter users across the U.S. and Canada on Wednesday were unable to send messages and received an error message informing them that they were “over the daily limit for sending tweets.” Roughly 30 minutes later, users were able to send tweets again but are still unable to send direct messages and follow other users. Article Link | Archive Link Given that Twitter has never had such a thing as a daily limit, this accidental error is essentially an admission that Twitter plans to roll out functionality to lock or serious curtail the ability to tweet behind a paywall. It's a stark reminder that at the end of the day, when you use many of the popular social media sites and apps, you're walking into their walled garden. A garden that Mr. Musk and his team have decided he wants to charge an admission fee to enter. A garden where your contributions are ensconced behind the walls of the app, never to be reached from the world wide web. Remember that while it is possible to also close off sites running NodeBB behind paywalls (and introduce ad-supported content), the software itself is open-source, and anyone is free (in the freedom sense) to create their own community using any number of free and open-source forum software, whether it be NodeBB or not.

There is no way to change it through the ACP, you need a theme or a plugin to override the breadcrumbs & page title. Maybe nodebb-plugin-customize can help.

Ok @baris forgot to add, I'm on the vagaries of mobile (cell) bandwidth so I get slow mo experience on and off, get's tripped on the kinks, so it's kind of useful here.

You could override those specific elements from the Custom CSS tab in the ACP.

@baris thank you so much - that's worked

@sharonyue you should restart nginx as this file is likely cached.

Hey everyone! I would like to create SEO friendly titles as these examples: For topics: /topic/488/my-awesome-topic/ <title>My Awesome Topic | My Community</title> <meta name="description" content="Community post: My Awesome Topic" /> For tags: /tags/my-awesome-tag <title>My Awesome Tag | My Community</title> <meta name="description" content="Community posts: My Awesome Tag" /> My goal is basically use the {title} for each, but I am not sure how to solve this. Is there any plugin that could make this flexible or it should be done on code? Thanks for the help.

Fo what it's worth - I have V3-beta1 working with Ubuntu 22 with and Nodejs V18.13.0

not really

@Floofy so far so good. Thank you for asking Floofs

Emmm, the page became more untidy.. Maybe the theme needs to update.. And I am annoying about the limit of the post CD… Message: 因为您是新用户，所以限制每隔 300 秒才能发帖一次，直到您有 1 点声望为止 —— 请稍候再发帖 I am Chinese LoL

I know. But I am wondering that whether I can add some other reasons in to the report window…

@eeeee If you want your text to appear exactly as you typed, wrap them in backticks, or use code fences

Did you try running npm install in your nodebb folder? nodejs 15 is not supported use 16 or 18

@eeeee Did you disable via Admin?

@eeeee iFramely supports way more sites.

Happy new year to nodeBB team and all

That's very kind of you but I'm not sure how to use it? Could you include a little info? I'm sure someone else could benefit from that too. Thank you.

It's internal only but I'll see if I can get it opened for testing. I now see that some browsers are seeing the different images but why some still aren't is beyond me. This has to be a problem of caching somewhere and now unrelated to nodebb. I actually rarely suspect nodebb, it seems to be top notch code.