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One thing that is still an occasional issue, and that might still be one going forward in some respects, is the matter that some sites count all the characters in a URL in a post, etc., as part of the post. This is particularly a need when wanting to share General Conference, etc., on those sites, s...

True, but this is another top-level domain that should point to the page on the churchofjesuschrist.org that it was created for. So latterdaysaintschannel.org should point to saintschannel.churchofjesuschrist.org, rather than as now it points to a subpage on the Saints Channel website. That was how ...

t is possible, because the incorrect domain on the memes was put on them before the domain was acquired (the one without the hyphen) and was supposed to be the one that went live 18 months ago. Odd that they haven't got all the things under one roof yet after that amount of time.

That is also what I saw once, that different content URL, the URL in almost all of the memes is not the same either and apparently does not exist but latterdaysaintschannel.org does exist, should really go to saintschannel.churchofjesuschrist.org, not the subpage you and I both saw.

So, to be sure, does latterdaysaintschannel.org point to the saintschannel.churchofjesuschrist.org main page if all is normal? That is the specific outcome I was expecting when using latterdaysaintschannel.org.

Tried incognito mode in Firefox, said ;an error occurred', internal style page like one you would get when anything else screwed up on churchofjesuschrist.org and would not display a URLs content's properly

We have latterdaysaintschannel.org, but when I checked it it is resolving to a page with some memes that all have a domain name that does not exist and is unregistered rendering any sharing of the memes useless since if someone went to the domain shown, it would not go anywhere but throw a not found...

One issue is personal VPNs, ads have been running all over that tout them as ways to beat filtering. If we can get at least a good number, and watch for new ones as others are blocked, we can cut down on this. Another issue is some places may be just using the 'Managed' setting on Technology Manager...

But how old is 'too old'? Ten-year-old cabling is going to be substandard anywhere now, and the age could also mean electrical impedance issues with throughput, newer cabling, even three to five years after the last install, is going to make a world of difference, just be sure the cable purchased is...

While we have very good bandwidth, until the cabling was replaced even we had major problems. Once the CAT 5 cabling was replaced with stuff that gave us 66 mbps throughput, not expensive but swapping that for what anyone has is going to make a lot of difference. Check where the WAPs are too, one er...