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I looked into that thread earlier. I don't see any indiction that the poster is a troll. The poster has created a lot of threads, but this on is very much out of character from the normal threads. It's kind of a one off venture into the relationship forum.
I've updated the design of the Nanny Forums to match the DCUM Forums. If text it too big for you now, check the zoom setting of your browser. On an iPhone, that is done by tapping the "aA" characters in the address bar. Default text on the new design is larger than on the previous design. Many users zoomed the previous design and forgot about it. Just set things back to default.
I've deleted those thread. Feel free to report anymore that pop up like that.
I don't currently have a good mechanism for automatically locking old threads. I can look into developing something, but it will be pretty far down on my priorities.
I don't currently have a good mechanism for automatically locking old threads. I can look into developing something, but it will be pretty far down on my priorities.
I don't think I removed it. The only post I have deleted in the Au Pair forum lately was a spam post selling drugs or something. The post you describe does not ring any bells.
I don't see any error messages in the log files so I don't know what is causing the problem.
Probably 5 years off of my life.
Thanks for letting me know. I’ve fixed the problem.
Please use the “report” button that is on the post in question because I don’t know to which thread you are referring.
There are not enough current posts to require more than one page for the nanny share forums.
An automated script deletes posts from the nanny wanted, position wanted, and nanny share forums after two weeks. However, the script does not delete entires from the search index. Therefore, lots of posts that no longer exist are still indexed and come up in a search. The solution is to rebuild the search indexes, but this is a time and resource-intensive process that I don't do very often. At any rate, give the small number of posts, there is no need to search for them.
An automated script deletes posts from the nanny wanted, position wanted, and nanny share forums after two weeks. However, the script does not delete entires from the search index. Therefore, lots of posts that no longer exist are still indexed and come up in a search. The solution is to rebuild the search indexes, but this is a time and resource-intensive process that I don't do very often. At any rate, give the small number of posts, there is no need to search for them.
The OP appears to be a troll so I am locking this thread.
The OP appears to be a troll so I am locking this thread.
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