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I'm somewhat doubtful. You can search for tags, though, without an app, and QQ has internal bookmarks, which you could probably use to 'favourite' fics.
Do those do what you want it to?
Only admins can check that kind of thing directly, and, as far as I can tell, none of them have ever stated a number. With some cautious testing (only Ignoring lurkers), it seems to be more than 50, at least, so it might still be the hardcoded XenForo limit of 1,000.
Relevant commentary:
If...
I find all variations of 'if they're angry about being accused of [bad thing], they probably did it' deeply suspect. If you put a lot of care and effort into something, and someone responds to that with ‘did a machine write this for you’, or the more confident ‘a machine wrote this for you’...
You can ask when the next update is going to be. We mostly hit that when someone posts it in a thread where it's been over a month since the last reply, as that violates Rule 7, but, for dead threads, you can still ask on the authors profile or in a PM.
Whether it's rude or not, or how any...
Not that I can see. Even going back to the URL I used to load the Conversation, it just returns 'The requested conversation could not be found'.
Probably, if there were other participants in that Conversation, you'll just have to ask for an invite again. If you were the only participant, I'd...
I think tag requests, as I’ve seen them in the wild on QQ, tend to come from a kind of adversarial place. A user reads some percentage of the story, comes across an element they dislike, and they suggest adding a relevant tag so they (and everyone else) know it’s there in advance. It’s kinda...
…you Liked my post, where I asked people not to fight, and then you proceeded to continue the fight. Why would you do that?
I didn't use mod-colour last time, so let's try this again. If you continue, I will ban you from your own thread. The same goes for anyone else. Any further posts should...
Let’s not fight, yeah?
We aren’t going to do enforced tagging. We may or may not do something regarding suggested tagging. We are going to do some tag consolidation, eventually.
That’s the state of things right now.
QQ doesn't use CloudFlare, which is why we weren't affected when every site that did (including SB/SV) went down recently.
We do use a different server host to SB/SV (whereas they use the same one), so when they were down due to water damage, we were unaffected.
So, keeping in mind I'm very much not a tech guy:
Doing a general speed test for my connection right now has me at 328 Mbps download and 32 Mbps download, 27 ms latency, and 2 ms jitter. These seems fine, from a quick lookup of those terms, but gets worse if I use an American VPN, degrading to...
You were probably surprised by this because you don't usually log out, but you were last night for some unrelated reason, and so got the notification you'd get every time you logged in with that password.
By 'a lot', I count 19 in the past week; not sure whether that's high or low in relative...
Not that I can see; we'd have Muted you if you'd posted anything spammy. Not sure if anything was done on the backend to flag common passwords and log out those who possess them, as there has been a lot of compromised accounts lately.