What would you like to see?

[Derky]

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[Obsidian]

What th...

[RMcGirr83]

As I was just saying to Kell the other day, I would like to see warning reasons (similar to report reasons). I don't think it wise that a warner can give a warning without providing to the user being warned a reason. Currently, you don't have to enter a reason when you warn a user which then leads to "Why did you warn me?" type of issues.

[Mr. Bond]

As I was just saying to Kell the other day, I would like to see warning reasons (similar to report reasons). I don't think it wise that a warner can give a warning without providing to the user being warned a reason. Currently, you don't have to enter a reason when you warn a user which then leads to "Why did you warn me?" type of issues.

That's a good idea. Has anyone made it into a MOD yet?

[RMcGirr83]

Well, as a matter of fact....

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[MasterZ]

A MOD Manager would be awesome. But one feature I really want to see is OpenID.

[Obsidian]

Right now, that's something that really shouldn't be in the core (the MOD manager)

However, openID could be nice, provided the server could support it.

[igorw]

Right now, that's something that really shouldn't be in the core (the MOD manager)

Why not?

[Obsidian]

Wait, are we talking about something like AutoMOD, or the STG MOD manager?

[igorw]

I was thinking something like AutoMOD.

[Obsidian]

I was thinking something like AutoMOD.

Oh, then of course.

I was thinking something like STG's MOD manager. And, to that I'd say no.

[onehundredandtwo]

Nobody's mentioned MD6 encryption so I may as well. Maybe in phpBB4 though.

[igorw]

MD6 is a hashing function, not an encryption function. phpBB3 already uses an advanced hashing algorithm that utilises md5. And it uses a salt for the passwords.

[Obsidian]

MD6 is a hashing function, not an encryption function. phpBB3 already uses an advanced hashing algorithm that utilises md5. And it uses a salt for the passwords.

If phpass updates to use MD6 however, my guess would be that phpBB would then use MD6.

[fssm32]

I just hope that phpBB won't being too "bling-bling" in the future (like IPB)