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Reason/s threads are breaking..

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The last 2 threads that 'broke' ie they 'hang' and you can't see replies (and you get that orangey thing up top) were because of images being uploaded so I personally am going to try to avoid that although that's makes using the 'Creative' thread a bit dangerous.

Anyway, if anyone else notices anything that triggers the breakages please post here.

I believe that  has previously said that he has contacted the Community Manager with issues he has discovered.

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  • Myself and others have been testing different combinations using this thread:

     Test post - please ignore (I'm testing to see what is breaking some threads here) 

    There is more discussion on it here as well:

     Forum broken? 

    I spoke with the community manager and they are passing on the testing results to their tech support but I believe this is outsourced so the response will be slow and the real "fix" is to upgrade to more current forum software that I think is out of the budget. A major upgrade is a really big project as user accounts need to be migrated along with the data which is gong to be at least £20-30k on a minamilist approach. Add in any licensing cost for a news system, hosting costs for the servers/sites and it will start to consume a lot of money that can be going to the charity aspect instead

    While the site here holds mostly together then I think and fix will be slow in coming for these reasons.

  • in reply to Iain
    Iain said:
    A major upgrade is a really big project as user accounts need to be migrated along with the data which is gong to be at least £20-30k on a minamilist approach

    Is this what the NAS said?

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