ROn Oct 25, 2026, Augusta said:

It is road trips for me anytime, any day. I have huge phobia for flying . I know flying gets you to your destination swiftly. But I can't go pass the scare and fear that comes with turbulence. So I do more of road travels and I prefer it than flying.

Flying phobia is real because I have a friend who is battling with it as well. I don't have any phobia for flying but I just prefer road trip as it gives you total control. So, you can stop when you want, see places, and enjoy the journey.

The last series I watch was Squid Game season 3. It was very interesting but the tension was also very high. I love the story, it's very entertaining and that's what keeps me coming back.

I don’t typically enjoy double posting, but we are officially open to the public. Feel free to stop by and check out the community as it grows. ❤️

I don't carry most of the time cause it feels more like a chore to carry one, and over time, it becomes tiresome.

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After months of planning, designing, developing, testing, tweaking, fixing and probably consuming far too much caffeine, we're incredibly excited to finally welcome everyone to the next chapter of GamingDNA! This isn't just a fresh coat of paint. Version 3 represents a huge step forward for GamingDNA, bringing together a refreshed experience, improved features, new community opportunities and a whole lot of new things to explore. We've put a tremendous amount of work into getting here, and now it's your turn to jump in, have a look around and make yourself at home. So, what exactly have we been working on?

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🏠 A FRESH NEW GAMINGDNA EXPERIENCE​

We've given GamingDNA a significant visual refresh, with a much more polished and consistent look across the platform. Some of the improvements include: A redesigned homepage, making it easier to discover what's happening across GamingDNA.​ Updated layouts and styling throughout the website.​ Improved presentation of community content.​ Refined navigation and user experience.​ A cleaner, more modern design that brings everything together.​ We've wanted GamingDNA to feel like a proper gaming community, and Version 3 takes another big step towards that vision.

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Not steal, but I was a mod on a forum where the 2 admins fell one. One left and took half the members with them for new forum. It killed both sites in the end.

I wouldn’t allow child staff members nowadays.

In fact, you have to be 18 or older to be on any of my forums.

Too much liability.

But like many of you, I was a teenager (under 18) when I made my first forum.

I like forums like that.

I like helping them out, but if I’m the only one posting- as in, not even the admin is posting- then I get bored really quickly and disappear.

On Oct 29, 2026, eLdavis said:

I’d look for a folding treadmill with adjustable incline, a sturdy frame, and a good warranty. The XTERRA TR150 is worth checking out, but remember its incline is manual.

Sure, that’s not a bad idea, but you don’t really need something that specific—you can do quite a lot with regular tape. That said, in an ideal scenario, the type of tape you’re suggesting would work perfectly for this purpose; the only issue is that I’m not sure everyone would have the financial means to buy it.

My favorite movies are always family's oriented movies.i.like Nollywood movies more though. I like movies like No string attached, unholy anger, conspiracy etc. I recommend all of them to those that needs movies they can watch with their families.

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Braves saying Nashville is in their territory, opposing an MLB team there.

Um, I'm strongly guessing “Nashvillians have no favoritism to The Braves”. 😅

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I’d like to see a couple things for this enhanced.

1. Allow labels to be assigned to topics from the automod tool.

2. Allow BB code or styling to the automod within the admin CP, as of right now it doesn’t seem like I can bold certain things or insert images.

3. Make it where you can either post it directly into the topic OR you can insert an editable template into the quick reply or regular reply and you can insert things into the post itself.

As of right now, it doesn’t seem to allow that after some testing.

If I was doing something Pokémon related, this would easily be my choice of theme. The sidebar widget to register is gorgeous, the header is phenomenal and I think the choice of font was great as well.

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This one looks awesome!! Next, do Digimon. 😉

Cory said:

Won’t this make it where server-side scripting can be used when creating extensions?

On a self-hosted install, yes: it's your own server, so you can run whatever you like there. Extensions in the marketplace that can be installed on hosted boards are a different story, to be honest. They won't run third-party PHP on our servers. That's the isolation I mentioned: one extension must never be able to reach another board's data or the platform. Hosted extensions are built from templates, settings, scripts and widgets. If you need server-side logic, it runs on your own service and talks to the board through the API and webhooks. So yes, extensions can have a server side, it just lives with you and not inside ForumSpark. But we’re still looking into this to allow 3rd party apps if/when we go the self hosted route.

Cory said:

Here’s an example of a code I use store and grab data from a forum/topic to display on the user’s main profile: https://scripts.jcodesresources.com/main-profile/feedback-system/script.js

a feedback forum with one topic per member, replies written as rating~comment, and a score and table on the profile. You have two ways to do it here.

1. A straight port (closest to what you have now)

A script extension is loaded on every forum page, including member profiles, so it can work like your Jcink version: read the member ID from the profile URL (/users/{id}-{name}), load that member's feedback topic from the same board, read the replies and build the panel. You don't need a server. Two notes:

- The script scanner flags fetch() and XMLHttpRequest. That doesn't block approval, but you'll need to explain in your submission that the script only reads the board's own feedback forum.

- Like on Jcink, reading the topic's HTML depends on the theme's markup. A board with a very different theme may need the selectors adjusted.

2. The sturdier version (with a small service)

Your service subscribes to the board's replies/create, replies/update and replies/delete webhooks. Each one includes the reply's topic, so you can check through the API whether it's in the feedback forum. Then parse the rating, update that member's totals and store them. You can put small totals in App Data (up to 50 keys and 64KB per value per board). Keep full comment history on your own service. The profile then shows ready-made numbers without reading any page HTML, so the theme doesn't matter. 🙂

For me, it's mostly due to wear and tear after long use, though.

No please, first I would get wet. Infact, the risks are real but manageable. The first is getting cold: when wet and exposed to wind, the body loses heat quickly, especially when you stopped running. Your shoes get soaked and everywhere might be muddy. It isn't worth it for me.

On Oct 30, 2026, NeonShadow said:

No, it’s not just for those who lack discipline. You could have the best discipline in the world, but your body—like anyone else’s—gets tired and absolutely needs to rest in order to have the energy to exercise. If you don’t rest, your performance will decline to the point where continuing to run no longer makes sense; you absolutely must have rest days.

We are on the same page. The discipline was for some people. If you do yours daily that's fine but some persons are physically lazy and wouldn't want to take a run even when they are free. That's the set of people I was referring to. But anyhow, we just have to keep ourselves fit by taking a run as often as we can.