[Rudolf Wagner]

Hi David,

LOL 🙂 I never thought that somebody would ever notice that!
This is because we received an insane amount of Spam users lately, mainly from russian email addresses (… @mail.ru). These are fake users that create an account for malicious purposes, for instance to hack a site, to post spam or to see if stolen credit cards are still valid. Therefore we had to change the login/registration page url. Because these accounts are mainly created by bots (software) they just try to use the standard login url of a WordPress site and not the real one.

Why I chose keksi as a name? No idea, was just the first thing that came to my mind and I knew the girls would remember. Ans yes, it means a small cookie, also in German (maybe Austrian only).

[Rudolf Wagner]

Thanks for letting us know. The mobile player for the Orange album had a wrong configuration.
It should play now.

[Rudolf Wagner]

It should work now.
I have also updated the search function.
You can now search much more precisely and the results will be highlighted.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Thanks Howard, I could verify the error and have a look into it.

[Rudolf Wagner]

The ” Notify me of follow-up replies via email” checkbox is now ticked per default as we agree that this is probably the more convenient setting for most people.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Thanks for reporting that bug. Last week we had a heavy spam-user attack where suddenly thousands of “people” tried to register on our site. These were of course no real people but artificial spam-bots. Therefore we had to change our login url into one that spam bots can’t find so easily. We forgot to update all the links on all pages so we are glad you told us the ones not working.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Yes, finally we found the cause of that. Whenever somebody posted something, his display name was changed to the username. As this is in many cases the email address we had this strange behaviour of suddenly showing the email address instead of the full name. It should be working now.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Looks like nobody could comment because the anti-Spam plugin was a bit overzealous. It should work now. Can you try one more time?

[Rudolf Wagner]

Thanks for reporting. I take a look into that.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Here we go:

It cannot show past views before its implementation but from now on it should track them.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Hi Jung,
I will have a look if I can find some tweak.

[Rudolf Wagner]

Mona looked somehow more like a Mona and Lisa was looking slightly more like a Lisa.

[Rudolf Wagner]

No problem Howard as long as the software just puts it in the bin and doesn’t delete it completely 🙂

Regarding video quality. Just a few minutes before I was wondering about the complete opposite. Why are so many older but important music film recordings only available in horrible quality. O.K. video was bad back then and you can do very little about it now but film? Film has and had actually stellar quality and with a good scanning system it provides up to 4k quality easily. But obviously few people who own this film footage find it worthwhile to invest in scanning and making it publicly available. Lucky you found some!

[Rudolf Wagner]

Restored 🙂

[Rudolf Wagner]

Hi John,
This is probably a caching issue.
Your browser has probably still stored the old page.
Try to empty your browser cache (shift+delete – in most browsers).
I had the same issue and it worked for me.