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Ever since Meme Database 1.8.1 was released, a large amount of bugs were repaired and of course new features were added as well.

Unfortunately, HTML Encoding (as in adding images, HTML writing such as blockquoting, headlining, bolding and italicizing words)
have been removed from profile editing features.

In a nutshell, this probably happened to you…

(Ignore my crappy interludes, they're just a crappy attempt to get your interest on this thread)

I don't necessarily understand, I mean,
we haven't had a huge dilemma with HTML on our profiles, and I don't understand why it should be disabled now when it's CURRENTLY not a problem.

Of course, There have been a few people who put a lengthy image with a huge height, but they were quick to remove it.

I just want to understand why it is disabled, and if we can ever receive this feature again.

Hey, raging about stuff is my job.

But I agree, why is it disabled.

There were some users that would embed ridiculously large images in their profiles that would break the page layout. They were not quick to remove it. They were there until we removed it. This is why we can't have nice things. Sorry.

We know who did this. I won't name names.

@ Chris

I don't mind having it, but I stayed persistent until I received a legit answer.

Disappointing, yes.
Necessary, Yes.

Like chris said, some users were posting LARGE photos on their problem. But, the real problem was spam accounts adding images and (semi-)malicious code in the profile.

Until we find a better solution, we've disabled it for the time being.

Suggestions include re-enabling for user accounts older than a month, or allowing only images uploaded to KYM. Suggestions welcome!

Sorry peeps!

Maybe have a special "Profile monitor/moderator" to watch for abuse. That way the people like BioticZombie don't have to suffer.

So what, are we gonna have a KYM Profile Patrol?

Cuz that'd be awesome.

I would much rather spend my time researching memes.

I believe we should distribute a Code of Conduct for profiles, and enable Profile Moderators to send warnings, remove blatant and raunchy content, and submit a ban appeal.

For example, Watcher would be a perfect candidate for a prestigious position such as profile moderator because he's persistent when it comes to removing spam, advertisement, and other malicious profiles.

Profile Moderation is probably a good idea to look into.

HTML Encoding DISABLED?!?

Since when?

removed from profile editing features…

since meme database version 1.8

Learn to read the whole thread, wise guy.

and It's considerate of YOU to care about something you agonized.

Bolding and Italicizing is still competent.