implement {{ brand_name }} throughout templates, update faq and contact to fit any clone, improve grammar in login page and remove the feedback thing from the user menu
There are a bunch of migration files that have been thrown into the repository. Sadly, migrating is a huge pain in the fucking ass, you may need to rollback your database or god knows what.
- did not add change logs too lazy
- Added list_filter in admin.py for more models.
- IP bans now work when not signed in
- Invites are void if you are banned or disabled.
- Removed Discord video support (it was a pointless feature)
- Various HTML changes
- Made the theme much darker.
- Changed the color of the logo and favicon.
Too lazy to change the rest of the assets for now.
- Fixed community edit audit logs being created even if the user owns the community.
- Simple ban page that shows you the reason, expiration date, and time left.
- Removing unused models
- other small changes
Django handles is_active for you, If your account is disabled, The site will act as if you are not authenticated. This means that all is_active checks are now pointless.
- Fixed C-Token deduction
- Removed is_active middleware
- Removed check for signup_addr when signing up
- Removed is_active logout message
- Added lazy asf check that makes a profile for you if one is not found.
- Removed community owner exception for rank_needed_to_post
- Removed unused permission thing
- Improved the admin interface even more.
You'll have to do some manual editing to give yourself superuser.
- /admin/ now uses perms and groups. So you can fine tune who has access to what model.
- Moved the metadata button to the user sidebar
- Removed metaview lists from showing in user settings and in the metadata page.
- Removed the comments inline thing because it was slow
- Sorting by popularity is now limited by posts within 7 days. I am not sure how this will impact performance but hopefully it wont be as slow.
As cool as this new admin comment thing is, either I have to include all required fields in the inline otherwise it will throw an error when adding a new comment, or simply make it mostly read only and keep it simple.
- Removed CLOSEDVERSE_PROD.
- Removed duplicate settings in settings.py.
- Removed static exclusion when forcing the user to log in. Nginx should handle this anyways...
- Removed old unused HTML pages.
- Changed the way time is shown on profiles and in my_data.
- Additional HTML changes.
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