Stratadrake

I'm not exactly sure how many violations they count for, but certainly no good can come of that account.

I've also spotted this account http://www.fanart-central.net/user/JaymonFalling/profile - the username implies it was created to troll JaymonRising http://www.fanart-central.net/user/JaymonRising/profile

Maybe, or maybe not, but we will know once they start actually using it.

Hello. I can't change my avatar. Halp. 

You help first -- are you receiving any specific error messages?

Hello! Just wanted to ask what's up with animations on here. None of my old animations are loading anymore and I'd be fun to watch them since I did them as a kid. :o

Can you give me a URL of an affected piece?

i keep doing something wrong XD idk what is it its not letting me post anything cuz you guys put me on that one thing 

Are you referring to submission #856354 (Skully Commission) ?

You should have brought this to my attention earlier (as suggested by every reject notice I filed for it).  NOBODY has given me any information yet about this 'missing category' bug and it's literally impossible for me to research (much less fix!) the problem WITHOUT INFO to go on.

Anyway.

According to your latest description of it, you were picking the category "Cartoons > Other not listed" at submission time?

The bug is that certain categories (this likely among them) are not appearing on the approval CP at all, the field is literally blank (and attempts to mod-edit the submission show it having no category at all either).

Aside: There is no need to add that to your piece's Description to comment about the approval process -- in fact I never even noticed it until now because it was rejected on ground other than its description.

I really need to start diving back into the FAC codebase again because now that I have a testcase I can start figuring out what the heck is going wrong.  I already checked the category info on its own terms and didn't see any problems....

In the meantime, I've given the piece an approval, but I still need more info from you:  Edit the piece and select the category again.  Does it stay when you go back to view the submission?  Whether it does or not will give me clues where the problem is actually occurring internally.

Yo it’s me again xD art trade yet ? Been busy with other sites need to on here more but I go where money is . seems health care cost a lot when your getting closer to 30 :P 
Plus love messing with you guys ^~^ so mess back little to 

Need to still fix a few things 

Hey Strats.

It's been a while since I popped in here for any reasons, but I am an old-time user of this site and wanted to ask if something was possible. I figured anything is possible if you are hosting and backing up information from the site. Although, this would have been so long ago, I wouldn't be surprised if what I am looking for would have been purged long before now.

Back in the day, my username was quake0099, and for some reason, I deleted that account a long time ago. For nostalgia purposes, I am looking to re-access some of the things that were on there. I have tried the Internet Wayback Machine with no luck, so I was wondering if it would be possible to re-activate a profile or to reclaim some of the data from it.

Shoot me a reply when you get the chance.

Thank you.

No, we do not currently have any functions (even at admin level) for re-activating a deleted account or un-deleting submissions.

Thank you for spamming.  Have a week off, courtesy of site staff. :)

Keep it up and the next stop is permaban, sorry.

Hi there,

A bug I have just recently noticed regarding the forums is an inability to login when already logged in on the main site. It proposes a SQL query issue - not sure if that's your game, but it could be considered a bug.

By the way, I've not been an active user on this site for ten years - it's interesting to see that you're still in practice as admin.

This is, unfortunately, a known bug which is mostly related to the use of IPv6 addresses (such as yours).  There is no fix.

I believe this is one of those where there is no rule against it technically, but it is generally frowned upon to do it much.