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CCR makes valid points. How many accounts are there? And what level of contribution makes it work? Most of my site visits are just following what is going . I usually have little to say as my knowledge is dwarfed by those n this forum. So I learn and then go work on my 48 Victoria and now also the 53 Caribbean. As the 53 returns to life I have provided a few updates. But nothing like the detail you guys provide so consequently I often don’t bother logging in.

Thank thank you! They no longer show but I would be curious how the revenue stream works out. Thank you for making the change!

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It's easier to see which posts are new if logged in.

i know longer see the adds. I’m always logged in when using the site. Thanks, Kevin!

Donation made.

I'm with John in that I check the site out pretty much every morning but my level of useful input is negligible. I just try to soak up whatever knowledge I can glean from those much more knowledgable and mechanically adept than I am. I access the site from my computer because I find it very difficult to view discussions and photos on my phone and my browser defaults to me being signed in. I never noticed the ads until this thread pointed them out. Also, donation made.

Kev, please remove these two listings from the rear axle parts xref:

"1955 Clipper rear seal outer"

"Differential carrier gasket" that has #270 (not 272)

They are incorrect. I already added the replacement listings.

Done!

Trying to add an avatar after a site rework several years back removed all of them. However, I am getting this error:

Protector detects attacking actions

I have seen this error before when files have unexpected characters in their names but this one does not.

Any numerals such as in the time or an image number in the title that are separated by a period or a dot can cause the website to think it might be a web address or a part of one. The website thinks something might be trying to hijack the post and will display this message.

The file name is just text with some underscores. Nothing special at all which, as a Web programmer myself, I understand. However, it might have been just some odd one-time error so I'll try again.