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You can't manually add the url tags in? I think if you're editing, it's not a big deal to do it manually instead of using the button but if it's happening on the initial attempt to link, then it would be a problem.

Testing below:

Jz is a sucka

Can you recreate the problem? I'm having trouble creating the problem for myself using the information you have given. It all seems fine to me. Are you sure you didn't just accidently leave out a part of the code? It could coincidentally been linked to the other problem with the 'spam links' which is now fixed.

Try to recreate the problem and let me know how you go, if it is fine let me know and I'll mark this as fixed.

There's definitely not an option to set a limit, there's only an option to have them or not have them. However, I'm not entirely sure if that means you can't use them or if it's just that by default when you click 'quote' it shows as a single quote rather than the nest of them all by default. You may possibly be able to manually quote more than one with it turned off but I would have to test it first.

[* Fixed]

FE1
FE2
FE3
FE4
FE5
FE6
FE7
FE8

* Fixed

poker

* Fixed - If you find any other words or functions giving you those same 404 errors, create a new thread for them.

^ Total pervert

I wonder what Mr Miyagi thinks about the WWE belts...

I heard that Peter North caught you in the crossfire of a bukkake session and because of that you can only get it up if you lay down on your right hip, true?

And WTF.

Probably not but it's probably to stop spam bots trying to link us to shifty gambling sites... not sure.

p p p poker face

In the meantime, you can work around it (as shown above) by selecting the "e" in the word (or whatever other letter you want) and select the font colour to white.

As mentioned in the thread about spam links, I think this is some security feature enabled by my host. I have asked them to confirm and if they can turn it off or give me a way around it.

I'm almost certain that this error is tied to the same error for "poke.r". I think it's some security software that my host has installed which is doing this. I have shot them off an email to see if it can be disabled or how to work around it.

http://www.fuckyou1.com
http://www.fuckyou2.com
http://www.fuckyou3.com
http://www.fuckyou4.com
http://www.fuckyou5.com
http://www.fuckyou6.com
http://www.fuckyou7.com
http://www.fuckyou8.com

Just testing, not fixed though. It seems to only take effect when using the [url] tags. I will look into this further...

I can turn nested quotes off so you can only quote one post instead of multiple... yay?