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Maybe I'm not suppose to post this here? Certainly would like to know where everyone is going to?
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I guess it is natural to expect some of the old drama queens (who were here a while ago but left on their own accord or were kicked out) to be back here soon, under different ID's maybe?
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Well somebody has it now. If it's not the original person, I don't know why BCAF couldn't come back under a new name.
Everyone from BCAF is more than welcome to post here, with the exception of those banned in the past year. Let's stop with the name calling and be a friendly, welcoming place, the Kelowna section especially could use the fresh blood.I guess it is natural to expect some of the old drama queens (who were here a while ago but left on their own accord or were kicked out) to be back here soon, under different ID's maybe?
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Thanks Miss Hunter for your input. Yes it took me 4 years to write anything here. Unfortunately there are not to many Kelowna reviews here. And at that time maybe 1 every two months or so. Maybe now people will come back. Thanks again.
Fair enough! I'd be more than happy with a single board if it had lots of reviews and activity. Review incoming!
We have seen some new members coming in from that direction and I'd like everyone to encourage their participation and welcome them to PERB.
No idea who "Team Root" is and what they're after.
CAF (and BCAF, and a lot of other sites) use vBulletin software for their discussion forum. There are lots of known vulnerabilities with different versions of this software.
In an ideal world CAF would have a backup. Their hosting provider could restore that, then they could upgrade their vBulletin software to close the vulnerability that let the hackers in. If the administrators don't have a backup, maybe "Team Root" is offering to sell them access back into their site.
I had an account on another site running vBulletin. Someone managed to get all the users data and post it online. See if your data has been exposed by going to https://haveibeenpwned.com/
CAF (and BCAF, and a lot of other sites) use vBulletin software for their discussion forum. There are lots of known vulnerabilities with different versions of this software.
In an ideal world CAF would have a backup. Their hosting provider could restore that, then they could upgrade their vBulletin software to close the vulnerability that let the hackers in. If the administrators don't have a backup, maybe "Team Root" is offering to sell them access back into their site.
I had an account on another site running vBulletin. Someone managed to get all the users data and post it online. See if your data has been exposed by going to https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Another one to close up. All refugees from CAF and BCAF are welcome, but we don't need to dwell on their demise, whether or not it's permanent, who did it etc. thanks
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