Recent content by Jeremy P

You can use the batch update threads tool in the control panel to feature and unfeature threads.

You should check your server logs to identify what rule is being triggered. It will almost certainly just be a false positive from an overzealous rule that is incompatible with XF.

The GD image driver doesn't support animated WebP, though newer versions of Imagick/ImageMagick should.

This should be addressed for the next release.

These should be addressed in the next release.

The CLI command will remind you, but you will need to update config.php afterwards: $config['searchInnoDb'] = true;

You can run the following CLI command: php cmd.php xf:convert-search-innodb

It's worth having the domain owner check DNS records to ensure any entries for the old record are removed. This can't be checked externally since the records will be obscured by Cloudflare reverse proxying, but you can take a look at the access log for the old server to see if any traffic is...

You can use the JS renderer: <i class="fas fa-crown" data-xf-init="icon" style="color: gold;"></i> Community Admin

Yup.

I meant the same feed multiple times. In any case, it seems like that feed may have bad locale handling where it can serve the same items in different locales (and different GUIDs) even though you're explicitly specifying English (en), so it's still ultimately an issue with the source.

Almost certainly just the regular no permission or not found error. You can check web server access logs to see what URLs they're trying to access. The bot permissions are no different from guests, but bots may be trying to scrape URLs guests don't have access to or that otherwise don't exist.

You can hover over the triangle, but more than likely they're just trying to view a thread that guests don't have permission to view. There is nothing in the core which would cause them to be treated differently from any other bot.

I can't reproduce that. Ensure you only have one feed set up in the control panel. Note that deleting and recreating a feed will also cause this.

RSS feeds must set a GUID on each item, without it there is no reliable way to determine if entries are the same or not.