If you see spam please click the "Report Post To Moderator" button at the bottom right of the post... That helps out a bunch! Thanks!

Alright, sounds good. Too bad it happens.

[quote:f1a6031f55="JWB"]
If you see spam[/quote:f1a6031f55]

Also noticed, when seeing the newest member, that the number of the member is now 11 numbers behind the number of the link to that person's profile and not 10, like it's been for a month or so (I'm member 150, my profile says 160, with the link, for example), so something is going on.

I'm not exactly sure why it does that, I believe when I have deleted some members it doesn't actually delete that ID.. But I haven't did it 12 times... Ill ask some people who work on vbulletin.. :)

Well, it's happened to me before when I tried deleting them on my vB once. It manually deletes the # from the root, on members.php.

Just noticed Hayley got banned; I never noticed until now—I just thought she was caught up in life and work.

She was nice, even though she did deserve the banning for spamming. That's what you get.

When you delete a user sometimes it does delete the userid, and it can mess things up.

I think they now do not do that, so the dB wont screw up :)

I agree with you here...

- KJM

[quote:f447702492="TheComputerGuy"]
When you delete a user sometimes it does delete the userid, and it can mess things up.

I think they now do not do that, so the dB wont screw up :) [/quote:f447702492]

Very late reply, I just didn't notice this post.

When you delete a user, unless you're very good at customizing with PHP and vBulletin, it will remove the userid=number count and such.

hi

[quote:43def3a37e="TheComputerGuy"]
I think they now do not do that, so the dB wont screw up :) [/quote:43def3a37e]

Look at the latest user on this message board, then look at the number of the user on the link address panel on your Internet (if you have it visible).