RadioRob

Do you actually mean emoji? Emojis are the smileys that can be embedded into the post such as: 🙂😄🤪😇😃 We have tons to pick from... 🍔 👨‍🚒 🕋 👀 ✈️ Click the little smiley icon and pick away. There are literally over 1000 to pick from if you click on the category button. I'm guessing you're actually meaning reactions, which are the images on the bottom right of the post such as the heart, clapping, laughing, award, etc. If so, there is a topic on this already at: As I mentioned in that thread, all of the ones that existed before did not automatically transfer into the new system. With that being said, I have the ability to add more. For example, the applause (clapping) reaction was added based on the feedback given. If there is a specific reaction you would love to see back, feel free to add a note in the thread mentioned above. Regarding the site being hard to scroll through... help me understand this... are you meaning the home page because of the images used on the forum category names? If so, you can switch your view to make it look more like the old site. Details on how to do that is posted in the thread below.

A public message is similar to posting on their Facebook page. It's shown on their profile page to EVERYONE that views that profile. A direct/private message is a message that is only between you and that member. The public is not aware of the conversation in any way.

I don’t see any sort of certificate errors. What browser and OS are you using?

They're technically "here" but linked to the wrong post. They're linked to posts from when Daddy converted the site from vBulletin to Xenforo many years ago. I'm trying to see if there is a way to relink them properly, but it's looking like there is not a way to do this without a BIG manual effort. So for now, I would just think of them as gone. To help understand the impact of this, I did some digging. It appears to specifically be posts from May 16-21 that were effected.

This is a good question... here's an example I hope will help explain a little bit more: When you would just searched "Pedro Rios", this results in no results ever been returned. Nowhere in this post is the word "Pedro" or "Rios". So the search does not display the result. However if you look through most of the threads in the Deli, if we're talking about a provider... there is almost always somewhere in the thread a link to their RM page. So if you instead search for "Pedro_rios", it WOULD detect the result even if it was just a PART of the overall URL. You can't count on the exact URL matching because some people might have used rent.men/PEDRO_RIOS and others might have used rentmen.eu/PERDO_RIOS, or one of the other variations of the main site address. The RM username is the item that is most likely to be in most threads talking about a provider given not all posts mention the full name or take into account underscores, dashes, or other symbols that might be part of their names.

Correct. You don't want the FULL URL. In addition, for the best results, type in the name exactly as the username is in terms of spaces, underscores, etc. "William Ericson" is not the same as "WilliamEricson" (notice the space is not included in the second one.) The actual RM username is the unique part of the URL. So that’s what we want to search for as your search phrase since (hopefully) someone has a link to the profile somewhere in the thread. We don’t want to bother figuring out rent.men vs rentmen.eu vs all the other variations so just the username would be your best bet at an index key.

I wish. Unfortunately he's no longer around. I thought about texting the phone number we last used to message each other over to see if he was still open to meeting with his ad down, but decided against it. Very sad, but that that just means I'll have to keep experimenting with new folks to make up for the lost experience.

Don't paste the whole URL. Just paste the username. So in this case, only search for "WilliamEricson". https://www.companyofmen.org/search/?q=WilliamEricson&quick=1 This is important because there can be instances of replies about that provider can be missed if they're not using "rent.men" as the address. Some members use rentmen.eu for example. Since their site has so many different URLs, it's better to only search the username instead of the full address.