We ran out of available hard disk space here at LiveWire's primary server this morning. Fortunately, my telephone automatically alerted me to the issue and I was able to locate and delete 10% of the data on the primary hard drive, all of which was no longer need (i.e. old logs).

I have hardened security on certain key pages.

HTML will no longer display.

Improved access to database when sending new private messages.

It was possible for people to post malicious links to the "Delete All" messages button inside topics. This will now result in an error, saving victims from deleting their messages by mistake.

Thanks to hatt for reporting this one.

Everytime a page is loaded LiveWire must access multiple files, one of them is a library of subroutines shared by the various pages of LiveWire.

By reducing the size of this file I have made LiveWire more efficient. It now requires less processing power, memory, and is able to load pages faster.

Fixed issue that caused HTML in FAQ submissions to sometimes make it impossible to approve or disapprove a submission.

Issue caused your friend's theme to display on the success page when donating for a friend.

Post dates now read "Today at..." if the post was made today.

- Issue caused success page to incorrectly display "reply added" font

- LiveTags are now automatically removed from guest eHelp replies as they wouldn't be displayed in emails

hatt and medjai brought to my attention a security issue that allowed an attacker to post IB comments as any member they wished to be without using a password.

Deleted duplicate accounts allowing novice statistics and certain other site functions to correctly update.

Active Members used to show "Uploading LiveSecret" next to your membername. This has been hidden/removed.

The database had become corrupted and many replies were mismatched after being archived. Unfortunately, I had no data to tell me which replies belonged where, so the solution was to delete the messed up replies. Life will go on, but we will mourn the loss of those topics.

1) The link under the forum itself did not work for members who have cookies disabled. This has been corrected.

2) The font size was incorrect on the first page of the test.

Issue allowed members to have as many signature lines as they wanted if they typed BR in capital letters surrounded by brackets. Moderators were also subject to this bug when editing member signatures.

Now newer members are able to send messages without waiting 60 seconds between messages. The new lower limit is 30 seconds.

Issue caused many embedded messages in private messages to not display.

I have improved the performance of the groups script.

I found a way to improve the efficiency of the way LiveWire checks mysql for unwanted characters. Yay.

Issue allowed people to post deceptive links to make people post topics that they never intended to post.

I love learning new things! I have optimized the home page as well as image baskets.

So far my recent performance optimizations have reduced the primary server's processing average load by 20%. Twenty. Yes, twenty. That's an impressive number folks.

My makeshift LiveWire office in my house now has an external hard drive and software combination that automatically backs up the working copies of LiveWire's files every hour, day, and week keeping multiple versions. This allows us to retrieve older copies in the event of an error or file corruption.

I have DRAMATICALLY boosted the performance of TOPICS and PROFILES

Woot!

Issue caused Image Basket images used as LiveCards that were of certain dimensions to not show up on the card preview.

One of the spam filtering lists had become out of date, temporarily shutting down email services. This has been corrected.

Issue caused "reason" field to repeat in the reports below it if multiple moderator error reports were shown.

Thanks dreamweaver for reporting this one!

Humans vs. Zombies had styling issues with misplaced style tags.

Donations made in the last 72 hours were not credited to LiveWire accounts. The perl library that we were using to communicate with PayPal was written in 2003 and had fallen out of date.

I have written a new interface to paypal and donations are once again being instantly credited to your livewire accounts.

I am beginning the process of manually crediting member accounts for donations made in the last 72 hours, so don't worry!

I have fixed 5 separate database syntax errors that could occur when unexpected input was received.