But it's using the second-most-recent edits then, right? If so, well, I've no idea if there's gonna be errors and inconsistencies somewhere.

To be honest, I haven't really bothered checking them in-depth, it's just so much. I've just been seeing these posts every other day and being appreciative of all the work you're putting in. But I haven't expressed it enough, thank you. It's great seeing these threads back.

Yeah, that is true, I did quickly skim each post on Wayback Machine though and didn't notice any major mistakes but I could have missed stuff.

What I did notice is the 1st post had a minor mistake of listing 393 instead of 392 which I changed, I also noticed in Wayback Machine all of the "Platform" listings were hidden behind Spoiler tags, while they aren't in the currently live version, these minor differences could have very well been your edits to those specific areas.

Likely won't start 2021 until tomorrow so while Bandorr is restoring those, I could have another quick look through Wayback Machine and compare them both, Live vs Wayback. In fact, I'll likely do that for all four threads at the end either way, Lol. Then move onto the Celebrating 10 Years after that.

These are all the Post IDs so far which you'll need for looking at Wayback Machine's versions if you want to compare the two, Wayback is very likely the final edit version.

I'm fairly confident that most of 2018/2019 will 100% be the final edit since a lot of it was copied straight from Wayback. Only issue with copying from Wayback is that it breaks every single image so you have to manually edit out the Wayback URL from every image, Lol. So it'd be better to just put them side by side and scroll down them, comparing them both and looking for inconsistencies rather than copy/paste from Wayback.

• 2020: 9267198, 9267199, 9267200, 9267201, 9267203, 9267204, 9267205, 9267206, 9267207, 9267208
• 2019: 9100432, 9100433, 9100435, 9100436, 9100437, 9100438, 9100439, 9100441, 9100442, 9100443
• 2018: 8956005, 8956006, 8956007, 8956010, 8956011, 8956012, 8956013, 8956016, 8956017, 8956018

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Should be all of those done now, I'll do a 2nd look-through by comparing all 4 of them to the most recent entry of Wayback Machine in a little closer detail for the posts which I didn't copy from Wayback Machine (so the ones restored through the edit feature) to make sure nothing important is wrong. After that, we can move on from these ones and onto "Celebrating 10 Years" thread.

Becoming a supporter is broken. Tried it on multiple devices and browsers. Whenever I click "proceed to paypal" it freezes the whole site and I can't even access the homepage on that same browser for around 10 minutes (other browsers can visit the homepage just not the one(s) I tried to purchase supporter with.) Had the problem yesterday and it remains today.

Gamrconnect.vgchartz.com urls are still accessible after the "proceed to paypal" freeze.

Thanks for letting us know.

This and a few other issues - like new user sign-ups and updating certain profile details - should be resolved.

Security certificate expired now. Get a warning about https when I open vgchartz.com and gamrconnect.vgchartz.com for the first time.

We've let Jlauro (the sysadmin) know. Hopefully he can get it fixed quickly. 

Is it possible that some threads are completely deleted/removed along with any and all links to it?

Everything which has an edit version stored will still exist in the edit table but the issue is linking it to a user, if we have no Post ID and knowledge of the user who posted it then it's like searching for a needle in a haystack. Wayback Machine stores a lot of URLs but again, you'd need to remember the URL.

I mean does a user or any users/admins have the ability to completely delete a thread? To the point where we can no longer find it?