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What can we do to prevent posting of spam links? Have a reputation limit, minimum number of posts? Anything else?

Links show in posts, user profile "about" and the "website" sections.

My guess is that the existing implementation is so bad that improving the design by tweaking what there is is pointless.

My guess is that the existing implementation is so bad that improving the design by tweaking what there is is pointless.

This should be served by the frontend web server directly, for example nginx. Put that file in a directory where the we

How to addd ads.txt to askbot? Google Adsense requires the ads.txt in the main folder. How to add it to askbot, so ever

Yes, it is active. Although you've correctly noticed a slowdown of official releases, this will be improved although the

Fixed in the master branch.

Currently, branch 0.11.x supports Python 3. Thanks for the help of @martin-bts and other people from SuSE Linux. No, As

Currently, branch 0.11.x supports Python 3. No, Askbot (as of v0.10.2/ March 2017) does not support Pyton 3, please ins

Does Askbot support Python 3? I am installing for the first time on a Windows machine. I first installed Python 3.6 and

No, Askbot (as of v0.10.2/ March 2017) does not support Pyton 3, please install latest Python 2.7 and try again.

Does Askbot support Python 3? I am installing for the first time on a Windows machine. I first installed Python 3.6 and

To limit registration of users with specific email addresses/ email domain names In Settings → Login, Users & Commu

Is there a way to limit account creation on? Hi there, Suppose I am deploying a community with ASKBOT. But because the

Is there a way to block self-created account? Hi there, Suppose I am deploying a community with ASKBOT. But because the

How to add new style? Current status I cloned from 0.11.x branch and i developed it I change header variable

How to add new style? Current status I cloned from 0.11.x branch and i developed it I change header variable

We are close to releasing the version supporting Python 3. Currently this work is on the branch 0.11.x on github.

How does Askbot handle messages in ajax requests? In the context processors used for Askbot messages, i.e. askbot.user_m

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

Looks like we will have this some time soon. Please stay tuned. The issue is tracked here: https://github.com/ASKBOT/ask

It may be that what slows down the posting is sending email notifications to the users. This can be resolved by a setti

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

Those are session-based messages that are displayed on screen by the system, not to be confused with the django db messa

If you would like that - just request via support@askbot.com and I'll install an ssl cert from letsencrypt.

@timmyf - currently you can request hosting under ssl and that will be enough - b.c. there is a way to make free ssl cer

@dccarson, this will be fixed, thank you!

Sorry, what do you mean by self-building (do you mean self-hosting)? What version of Askbot are you using and how did yo

Sorry, what do you mean by self-building? What version of Askbot are you using and how did you download it?

Of course the accounts from askbot.org are not used on your site, there must be something else.

In a way it's possible: deploy Askbot on your server perhaps "mounted" at some sub-url example.com/qa. If necessary it

I am working with AskBot since 6-months and I have tested the AskBot with Different Linux distro including Ubuntu 16.04, Debian 8, CentOS 7, RHEL 7.

The Askbot have different branches including different Django versions the Askbot branches looks like

0.7.x, 0.8.x, 0.9.x, 0.10.x

Instead of different branches Why not it must be at one that is major versions like ASKBOT 1.0 must be dependent on Latest Django version.

Please merge all AskBot subversion 0.7.x, 0.8.x, 0.9.x, 0.10.x to AskBot major version 1.0.x

If it has major versions updates are going to be maintained easily.That is recommended step for future development and releases under Latest stable Django environment.

From what I gather in the suggestion - would be nice to support the latest version of Django - of course it makes sense. Regarding branching of versions - it has become required since at some point versions of Django became mutually incompatible. Perhaps this will stop being the case at some point.

Regarding how to name the versions - I think it's not that important as long as the scheme is understandable.

At this point it is not hard to maintain sub-versions 0.7 - 0.10, so older version still continue to receive updates and their templates and internationalization strings are almost fully compatible.

Currently, branch 0.11.x supports Python 3. Thanks for the help of @martin-bts and other people from SuSE Linux.

No, Askbot (as of v0.10.2/ March 2017) does not support Pyton 3, please install latest Python 2.7 and try again.