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Bhuulo was a joined member, for some reason he didn't want an account anymore, so it was deleted. When that happens, there old posts show them as a guest. But they weren't guests in the guest sense. Real guests still can't post.
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Keyboard Nar, it has other key friends. Mouse Cat PSU Again, toliet habits are a private matter. Case Pending Cooling 2 ice cubes. Hard Drives Sure isn't easy driving. Internet Speed Warp 9.9
System Manufacturer/Model Number z3r010 OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 CPU Intel i7 965 Extreme Edition Motherboard ASUS Rampage II Extreme Memory 12GB Corsair Dominator DDR3, PC3-12800 (1600) Graphics Card ATI HD5870 2GB Eyefinity 6 Sound Card SupremeFX X-Fi Monitor(s) Displays 3 x27" Dell & 3 x 23" Dell Screen Resolution 3 @ 2560x1440 & 3 @ 1920x1080
Keyboard Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 Mouse Logitech Performance MX PSU 1200W Gigabyte ODIN Pro V2 PSU Case Thermaltake Tai Chi Cooling Corsair Hydro H50 Hard Drives RevoDrive Hybrid 1TB
1x 160GB Intel X25-M SSD Internet Speed 32 Mb/s ADSL2+ (Bonded) Other Info WinTV NovaTD
HP CP1515n Color Laser
Sony BD-5300S-0B Blu-ray Writer
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema
APC 750i Smart UPS
Can it happen like any person who is not registered, can post in the forum? For example, the forum asks him to enter his name, email address and a CAPTCHA code to avoid spam. So that the user need not register in order to post. I have seen such things in websites like lifehacker.
Join Date : Jul 2009
Aarhus, Denmark
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Originally Posted by dinesh
Can it happen like any person who is not registered, can post in the forum? For example, the forum asks him to enter his name, email address and a CAPTCHA code to avoid spam. So that the user need not register in order to post. I have seen such things in websites like lifehacker.
It can be done, but only if the forum is setup a special way. John could for example make a public forum, where guests could be able to post. It has something to do with permissions from within the Vbulletin Admin Control Panel for the forum (or rather catergory like VIP, News, Chillout room etc.)
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It can be done, but only if the forum is setup a special way. John could for example make a public forum, where guests could be able to post. It has something to do with permissions from within the Vbulletin Admin Control Panel for the forum (or rather catergory like VIP, News, Chillout room etc.)
I have seen so many members which never returns after their problem is solved or they dont find what they were looking for on the forum.
Can it happen like any person who is not registered, can post in the forum? For example, the forum asks him to enter his name, email address and a CAPTCHA code to avoid spam. So that the user need not register in order to post. I have seen such things in websites like lifehacker.
We would be full of viagra ads in minutes, between all sites we ban hundreds of spammers every week that have registered never mind letting them post without registration
System Manufacturer/Model Number z3r010 OS Windows 7 Ultimate x64 CPU Intel i7 965 Extreme Edition Motherboard ASUS Rampage II Extreme Memory 12GB Corsair Dominator DDR3, PC3-12800 (1600) Graphics Card ATI HD5870 2GB Eyefinity 6 Sound Card SupremeFX X-Fi Monitor(s) Displays 3 x27" Dell & 3 x 23" Dell Screen Resolution 3 @ 2560x1440 & 3 @ 1920x1080
Keyboard Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 Mouse Logitech Performance MX PSU 1200W Gigabyte ODIN Pro V2 PSU Case Thermaltake Tai Chi Cooling Corsair Hydro H50 Hard Drives RevoDrive Hybrid 1TB
1x 160GB Intel X25-M SSD Internet Speed 32 Mb/s ADSL2+ (Bonded) Other Info WinTV NovaTD
HP CP1515n Color Laser
Sony BD-5300S-0B Blu-ray Writer
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema
APC 750i Smart UPS