I think 10,000 posts would be more suitable.
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Thread: Usertitle.
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it's a good idea. i think if you complete all the posting ranks you should get to use your own usertitle but you can't have HTML in it.
what you think?
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It would be good if users could do HTML usertitles without requesting it so they could do HTML ones thereselves which would be quicker then requesting it.
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24-02-2008, 01:52 AM #14
Bad idea.
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24-02-2008, 01:54 AM #15
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Nah it wouldn't, unless a script would be set-up for stuff which could be banned (IE - redirecting..)
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I pay for the ability to custom my usertitle and a colour name, bad idea
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Yeah but they can disable javascript and redirects using the script. Originally Posted by Smiddy
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24-02-2008, 07:38 AM #18
There's no option to allow users to edit their own usertitles with HTML, so even if we put in a script to disallow Java, we'd have to put in a hack to allows users to edit their own usertitles and that to me (bearing in mind that I'm not even close to being a VB expert) seems like it could open up gaping security holes.
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