Samuel Wood (Otto)

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Yeah, spam catchers can be weird. I have no idea why it thought this was spam, but I corrected it and that might last a day or so.

There is practically no delay on sending the email, it should show up immediately to the new email account. So if you’re not getting it, then you either spelled it wrong or you’re having problems receiving emails from our system. Either way, you cannot confirm that you have the email address because you don’t get email from our system. So use another email address.

Basically, we have no problem sending emails, you are having problems receiving them. We have noticed a problem like this on Yahoo email before, and sometimes Gmail and Hotmail mark our emails as spam, however, we can’t fix that.

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Try not to mention known sites that are spam in your profile. Like “darkwolf.it”, is not a working site. Neither is darkwolf.altervista.org. Mentioning websites that don’t exist anymore makes the spam checker system kind of fearful.

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Basically, when you get blocked for potential spam, then do not post the same thing again, because that teaches the system that what you are posting is potential spam. The automated systems are good, but not smart. ??

All your posts got through, however they got held for moderation, so we can look at them. The moderators here are plentiful and in every time zone. They will unblock your posts when they can.

There is no special plugin for blocks, the blocks system is built into the editor, by default.

You don’t have to install a plugin to use the block editor, you can just start using it. Additionally, if you want to try a block enabled theme, the latest 2024 theme is such a theme and you can use it directly after installing WordPress. It may not look exactly the way you want your site to look, but it works and it will give you insights on how to use the editors.

Additionally, profiles are hidden until they have a certain number of forum posts, or other activity.

This has been confirmed to be a false positive with Windows Defender, and basically it needs to be ignored until Microsoft fixes it.

If your hosting service is causing problems, you should contact their support and get them to fix it.

“Release confirmations for this plugin are?enabled.”

Because you have this, changes cannot be made to a release after the release is made.

In order to make any change at all, to any part of the plugin, including the readme, then you have to do a new release.

You should probably ask them in their support forums: https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/google-site-kit/

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No, I’m not on Gmail

You do have a gmail address.

There is no account like you’re talking about. WordPress is free software, not an account on some service somewhere.

To migrate WordPress from one place to another, you have to have access to the original server that it was on, and get a copy of the WordPress files and database. If those files or database are no longer there, then it’s gone.