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Theologyweb's Official Grandfather

Originally Posted by
Cerebrum123
I know it's already been said, but thanks to all those who donated!

The need is not over, however, as Sparko mentioned. But thanks to all who did step up.
Micah 6:8 He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?
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Post Thanks / Like - 3 Amen
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See, the Thing is...
What's the status on this?
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Troll Magnet
Raphael was tied up at work with a major project and it has been on hold until he can resume working on it. We currently have a test server up, but it needs a lot of tweaking. For example, the reporting and moderation tools are not working.
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tWebber

Originally Posted by
Sparko
the reporting and moderation tools are not working.
Sounds like a solid upgrade.
"As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them. O my people, they which lead thee cause thee to err, and destroy the way of thy paths." Isaiah 3:12
There is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt.
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tWebber
So what is the latest status of things...?
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Troll Magnet

Originally Posted by
carpedm9587
So what is the latest status of things...?
Raphael got busy at work and doesn't have time to work on the upgrade so it is on hold till he gets time.
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tWebber
I have no problem donating to places I use online of shareware types of software, but the problem I have is that I post (as many do) and write under a couple different pseudonyms. I believe law requires that one's actual name be used on accounts that transfer money over the internet or normal transactions. In other words, if I use PayPal or debit or credit to contribute, my real name is revealed. I'm a very private person and resist this. I can think of only two possibilities: 1. send cash, 2. go to my bank and see if I can open a separate account using my pseudonym so I can make the occasional contribution online.
Have you ever run into this problem, and if so are you aware of a workaround? Thanks.
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See, the Thing is...

Originally Posted by
Anomaly
I have no problem donating to places I use online of shareware types of software, but the problem I have is that I post (as many do) and write under a couple different pseudonyms. I believe law requires that one's actual name be used on accounts that transfer money over the internet or normal transactions. In other words, if I use PayPal or debit or credit to contribute, my real name is revealed. I'm a very private person and resist this. I can think of only two possibilities: 1. send cash, 2. go to my bank and see if I can open a separate account using my pseudonym so I can make the occasional contribution online.
Have you ever run into this problem, and if so are you aware of a workaround? Thanks.
For this, I set up a Bluebird account - a FREE debit card solution from Amex/Walmart. As long as you put cash on it at the service desk at Walmart, there is no fee. And there's not a fee to use it, either. And you can use whatever name you wish!
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Troll Magnet

Originally Posted by
Anomaly
I have no problem donating to places I use online of shareware types of software, but the problem I have is that I post (as many do) and write under a couple different pseudonyms. I believe law requires that one's actual name be used on accounts that transfer money over the internet or normal transactions. In other words, if I use PayPal or debit or credit to contribute, my real name is revealed. I'm a very private person and resist this. I can think of only two possibilities: 1. send cash, 2. go to my bank and see if I can open a separate account using my pseudonym so I can make the occasional contribution online.
Have you ever run into this problem, and if so are you aware of a workaround? Thanks.
I don't know of any way to donate without your name being revealed to us. We do keep it private. But don't worry about it. We ask for donations but don't require them. You are free to use Theologyweb without pay.
And right now we are still waiting on Raphael to have time to do the upgrade.