Cedric

It's listed under your license key.

Possibly yes. But at the same time, so will IC to XF. There’s always people migrating from one to the other. Literally happens every week.

[mention=73]Sinistra Sensei[/mention] has an active license, where we test some stuff. I have a license since 2011 but not renewed atm.

I've been testing v5 out since today. Very pleased with it so far. [ATTACH type=full" size="1908x910]137[/ATTACH]

Damn. I've watched some videos on facebook and saw some really wild things. Glad you're okay though!

Brilliant age, lol. Just noticed you currently reside in Tampa, hope you aren't struck too hard by the hurricane ?

Howdy Bob. Thanks for registering on Administrata - I'm sure you'll find pleasure in being here. :) Welcome aboard! If you don't mind me asking, how old are you? I imagine the internet looked a whole lot different in 1995. I wasn't around until 7-8 years later.

Howdy [uSERGROUP=2]@everyone[/uSERGROUP] 👋 By now, we've all gathered a few credits so it's time to announce a special auction for a Top Bar Advertisement Link on our site! This premium spot usually goes for $20 USD per month, but we’re opening it up for bids in virtual credits! If you’re looking for a great way to showcase your community, service, or project, now’s your chance to grab this prime spot! 🎯 [ATTACH type=full" size="836x113]135[/ATTACH] What’s up for grabs? A Top Bar Advertisement Link on Administrata for an entire month. Bidding starts now and runs until Sunday, October 20th! 💡 Important: The link will be up for a whole month—perfect for driving more eyes to your site, product, or service. Bidding starts at 10 credits. Bids must go up per 10 credits or more. Whether you’re new or a long-time member, everyone is welcome to participate in this auction. Don’t miss out on this cool opportunity to grab some top-notch exposure! :D Let the bidding begin! Place your bids below. Good luck, everyone! 🍀

No matter how well-moderated or positive your community is, there will always be times when negative behavior pops up. Whether it’s arguments, trolling, or just plain negativity, how you handle it can make or break the atmosphere in your community. But finding the right balance between addressing issues and maintaining a welcoming environment isn’t always easy. Consider these questions: How do you handle negative behavior without escalating the situation or alienating members? What’s your approach to warnings, bans, or timeouts? When do you think it’s necessary to step in? Are there proactive steps you can take to prevent negativity from gaining a foothold in the first place? How can you promote a culture of respect and positivity, even when disagreements arise? Dealing with negative behavior is never fun, but it’s part of the role of running a community. Let’s talk about the best ways to address it while keeping the vibe of the community intact.

Morning! What's on your to do list today?

Sunday is the day I have a lot of plans but do none of them.

My man! Welcome to Administrata! Glad to see you on board.

I enjoy a lot. Old school RnB, hip-hop, techno, rave, hardcore, hardstyle, etc.

I really need a good guide on Analytics, it's confusing asf to me.

Great. This request will soon be tagged by either [mention=49]3SS[/mention] or [mention=36]BRANSOL[/mention]. :)

Mine was great so far. Bought some new racks for my shop. :D

Welcome aboard! :)

With the help of ChatGPT, I now declare the winner .... [ATTACH type=full" size="1304x710]131[/ATTACH] Congrats [mention=7]Bryn[/mention] ! :D I'll be PM'ing you now. :)

I’ll be announcing the winner later today. 😃

Happy Thanksgiving! :D

Exactly. A website like archive has no harmful intentions, it only helps the user. But anyone who steals data is just a lowlife.

Welcome aboard and thank you for joining and accepting my invitation. :) We're obviously still very new and have to prove ourselves worthy still but I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay here! :D

If you’ve been following the development of Invision Community V5, you’re probably excited about all the new features and improvements it brings. With the beta now rolling out and more details being released, let’s chat about what’s new, what’s cool, and how it’s going to make our community-building lives a little easier! [HEADING=2]New Sidebar Layout and Forum Views[/HEADING] One of the first things you’ll notice in V5 is the optional sidebar layout. Instead of just relying on the top navigation bar, you can now enable a sidebar that makes it easier to jump between sections of your community. Whether you want to link to a specific forum category, gallery, or even products, the sidebar is totally customizable to your community’s needs. And if you prefer the classic layout, don’t worry—you can keep that too. (link: Invision Community) For displaying forums, there’s a cool new Feed View mode. It allows forums to have cover photos and color highlights, giving them a fresh look. It also displays recent activity in a more modern, easy-to-read style, which is great for visitors who want a quick overview of what’s happening. Plus, this view works great on mobile [HEADING=2]Simplified Topic Pages[/HEADING] The new compact layout for topic pages is a huge win for anyone who values a clean and easy-to-read experience. All the user info like badges, reputation, and stats are still available but tucked into a mini-profile at the top of each post. This keeps the focus on the conversation itself without clutter. And if you want to keep the original post at the top of the thread, there's a new feature that lets you pin it, making sure no one misses the context of the discussion. [HEADING=2]Updated Editor: More Power to Creators[/HEADING] The new editor in V5 is all about making content creation smoother and more flexible. Everything is designed to work perfectly on both desktop and mobile, with a cleaner toolbar that makes it easy to add emojis, icons, and even embed media like videos and links. The updated code blocks with syntax highlighting are perfect for communities that share code, and the introduction of content boxes gives you more ways to make your posts stand out. [HEADING=2]AI and Performance Upgrades[/HEADING] On the tech side, V5 is introducing AI features that work behind the scenes. This means things like spam analysis, topic summaries, and identifying trending content are all going to be smarter and more efficient, making moderation and content discovery easier for everyone. There’s also a focus on speed and performance improvements. V5 reduces JavaScript and CSS to make everything load faster, plus it includes built-in dark mode for those of us who prefer a sleek, nighttime-friendly look. And if you’re on mobile a lot, this update is especially designed to make your experience smoother. [HEADING=2]The Beta is Here![/HEADING] If you’re interested in trying these features out early, beta testing is happening now! Some folks are already playing with the new tools and giving feedback. It’s a great chance to help shape the final release and see firsthand how these changes work on your site(Link: Invision Community). So, what do you think about the upcoming changes? Have you tested the beta yet? Let’s discuss what these features might mean for our communities and share our thoughts on what’s next for Invision V5!

As a community leader, we all want our content to reflect the values and goals we've set for our board. But, let's be honest, it’s not always easy to get the type of content you'd like to see consistently. Think about the off-topic discussions, low-effort posts, or conversations that don't fit the tone you're aiming for, guiding content in the right direction can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. Things to think about: How do you encourage members to create content that aligns with your community’s values? What strategies do you use to foster the type of discussions you want, without stifling creativity or freedom of expression? When content starts to drift away from your community’s purpose, how do you handle it without discouraging participation? Do you think it’s possible to guide content creation while still keeping the atmosphere welcoming and open? We’ve all faced moments when we wished for more on-topic, high-quality contributions. Let’s talk about how to steer things back on course and get the content that best represents your community.

Creating a community - whether it's a forum, social group, or organization - often revolves around shared goals, interests, or values. But have you ever thought about crafting a mission statement for your community? A mission statement can define what your community stands for, its purpose, and what it seeks to achieve. Some believe it helps set a clear direction, while others might see it as unnecessary for more casual or smaller groups. Questions to consider: Does a mission statement help bring focus to your community’s goals? Can it attract like-minded people who align with your community's values? On the flip side, does a mission statement risk sounding too corporate or rigid for online spaces that thrive on organic interactions? How important is a clear sense of purpose for long-term sustainability? Let’s discuss the pros and cons! Whether you've created one for your community or are thinking about it, we’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences.