snlildude87

Yes, the warning level can be increased or decreased with a click of a button. When a moderator or an admin sees that you have done something against the terms of service, then we will increase your warning level. If it is not your first offense, then your posting ability will be removed for X number of days depending on what your warning level is. If we see that you have been obeying the terms of service for about a month, then we will decrease your warning level.If you reach 100% on your warning level, then you are banned from Xisto.

Yeah, I have it too.And Horus, don't start messing with around because you could create a script that would end up making one of the admins ban you. That happened to Mario once, and he's outta here.

The color scheme looks a bit like XBox 360's. Anyways, the first thing that I thought when I saw that was "wow...sleak design". Man, that console looks so awesome....

Yeah, Google is a good source for information. Let us know if Google does indeed help you.

You actually don't have to close your hosting account at all - just let it die. When your hosting credits reach -30, then all your files on Xisto hosting server will be deleted.Also, mods cannot close other users' accounts.

Johnny is a good graphics designer here at Xisto. Search for his name in the members list which can be found at the top right of any page at Xisto.

Problem solved -> thread closed.

Yeah, my friend told me that he oftens go to Google, and he sits there looking at the search box for a good 30 minutes. Anyways, when I'm bored, I just go to my site to play games. Join in on the action (500 unique visitors a day). Best of all, you can play it at school because of my site URL. Have fun!

Bah! I've known about this for a while now. However, I don't think you can really prevent your computer from being spied on if you plan to buy a computer after 2006 because, like Windows XP, I think that Windows Longhorn will be installed on all new computers.The only effective way to prevent Microsoft, spywares, adwares, or viruses from entering your computer is abstinence. That is, don't connect to the internet, and never let any computer stick their dirty little CDs and floppies into your computer.And even if you get a virus, you can easily get rid of it with all the good antivirus programs out there. *cough* NOT Norton *cough*

Do not talk about other web hosting services because it's bad for us. Xisto is the best.Thread closed.

You might want to change the link colors at the bottom - I can hardly read it. Also, you can try to read up on CSS to change the positions of the content box. I also notice that you used frames for the content box. Don't do this. Frames are one of the worst HTML markups in the world. The navigation bar is not impressive at all. If you made it yourself, then, yes, I would be impressed, but now it just looks "out-of-place". The reason for this is that your frame floats above the navigation bar, so you cannot see the entire nav. bar. I have no idea what the XTRA CHECKER !! at the bottom means. It, too, looks out of place. So for right now, I recommend reading up on CSS, and your website will look dramatically better.

Have you been posting everyday after you got approved, or did you take a hiatus? If you have been posting everyday, try contacting Nils or OpaQue to see if they can solve your problem....

The friend on my friend won a free ticket to E3. All he had to do was sell a Nintendo DS, and the person who sold the most won a trip to E3. He sold one DS....

Yeah, posting is definately not difficult at all. I joined in early March, and up to today, I have 400+ hosting credits. If you keep on posting and try to have fun at the same time, you will definately forget about the hosting credits.

I've played the guess-the-google-image game before, but it was not powered by Flash, so it was very easy cheat...right click on the image and figure out the answer by the filename.

There is another thread with the same exact name as this: http://forums.xisto.com/topic/6915-how-many-hosting-credits-do-you-have/. Please use the search form before posting. By the way, I have 405 credits. Thread closed.

Dan, you don't need to make two identical threads. Simply make one entitled "Review Dan Spot!" or something similar next time. Anways, I'm closing this thread, but to review Dan Spot, go here: http://forums.xisto.com/topic/21787-review-dan-spot-check-drop-your-comment/

I just typed in a site, and it looks like it's a great place to meet pen pals: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. I remember that my sister had one, but I forgot where she found her's.... Have fun!

I see that you are hosted here at Xisto! That's good because you can use the resources here, .htaccess and .htpasswd, to make your own password gate with a relatively high level of security: http://ww1.vortex-webdesign.com/ Good luck!

Really? I just heard that the hacker got into the Verizon network and exposed all her phone numbers and such....

Right now, it would have to be my website, or more specifically, the games on my site: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ I like going to it because I can find all my favorite games there... :-/

Welcome unfortunate! (that sounded so bad....)I see you like the sidekick...don't get it hacked. :lol:Anyways, have fun around these forums, and good luck with whatever you're doing. If you need anything, feel free to PM me.

I just wanna add this: the reason why the bugs are fixed faster is because firefox is open source, so a bunch of programmers can see the bug really fast.

I do not believe that you can links to kazaa and limewire because these programs use a completely different networks that what the internet operate on.... However, if you use a google "hack", you can file mp3 files all over the net: https://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en%22&btnG=Search Just a side note, it's against the terms of service of Xisto to have copyrighted mp3 files. If found, your files will be permanently deleted off Xisto servers.

Personally, I don't think the type of links have any impact on your search engine rankings, but what I'd recommend you do is find websites with good search engine ranks and look at their source code.How do you know if a site has good search engine ranks? Search for a very common term, or terms, on a page, and if it appears in the top 5, then it's ranking is very good. Now, look at the source code and figure out if it's relative or absolute.Also, this isn't related to your topic, but if you have dead links on your site, then I've heard that you will lose your rankings, so it's a good idea to validate your links once in a while.