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Make sure to test the changes though thoroughly to make sure it doesn't mess with the other mods we have installed.
About the ban button it's best first to make sure the future CoTs won't automatically gain mod powers like before, in case someone bans everyone like what happened on IRC in August As for instant quick reply, would this use AJAX/JS? I would prefer to minimize slowdowns on the site. Facebook is already slow enough on old computers.As for the bot mods make sure they won't slow down registrations. If you install any, make sure that they're set to accept registrations when the hostname server is down, like I did with Stop Forum Spam, and make sure they're not ridiculoysly hard to get through for legit members.Also SMF site is down (like usual) so I can't check what other mods are.Also for the moved topic removal from feeds, would this remove moved redirects althogether? Because tghen people will think we deleted their topic.
Ah ok, but I remember on Facebook when on my single core 2.93 GHz comp sometimes Opera froze during 10 seconds when I posted something. It was because FB had a shit ton of AJAX running at once. Another example is OmnomIRC in Firefox for some people (although it's much less bad with the new version of OmnomIRC)
Quote from: DJ_O on October 30, 2011, 11:59:55 pmAh ok, but I remember on Facebook when on my single core 2.93 GHz comp sometimes Opera froze during 10 seconds when I posted something. It was because FB had a shit ton of AJAX running at once. Another example is OmnomIRC in Firefox for some people (although it's much less bad with the new version of OmnomIRC)Yeah maintaining a ton of active connections can slow things down. If there isn't too much to the ajax, like a simple send some data and receive the reply only once per action then it shouldn't slow down older comps too much, if at all.