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So, there's an issue I've been meaning to bring up for a while but keep forgetting (or conversely something I've brought up but forgot about). The mobile site has a page selector at the last article, which is great, but at the same time it automatically loads more articles if nothing is selected within a few seconds, which kind of makes checking on the latest comments and forum posts difficult when they suddenly get pushed down the page by more articles.

You can actually turn off the infinite scrolling in your UserCP, but still it would be nice if there's was a better solution of which I don't have one right now.

Small update: When an article is sent for review, it will send you to the review page rather than the admin home as it was bugging me.

The Admin CP-related alerts are behaving strangely as of late. E.g. right now I've got 2 alerts related to the Admin CP, but when I'm in it I can only see one (an Admin post awaiting review). Is there something wrong with a counter, perhaps?

It's a very elusive bug, one I've been trying to track down for MONTHS.

Whenever an admin does something that should remove a notification (approve article, delete spam report etc) it's supposed to remove one, but it doesn't.

I will be putting up a ton of revamped admin area code to do with articles today folks. Let me know if anything breaks.

I will also be replacing the auto-filter on swear words with a simple message telling people to be people, but it won't stop people clicking Post a second time and having it go through as some didn't like the auto-censoring.

New code is up including ability to save drafts in the admin area. A lot of backend code was changed during this so if there are any issues i need to know about them.

I am also putting up more new code tonight that completely changes how tagline images are handled, so keep an eye out for breakage for me.

Something to ask, should I remove the capitalisation on article titles? How do you guys feel about it?

I say keep it, as it least keeps things standard.