Allow supreme users to post threads via API

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You'd have to disabled protection on the API leaving it vulnerable to DDoS attacks or something of the like. 
You'd have to talk to your sys infustracture manager or whoever that is to make sure it's all secure, which
is going to be a bit of a pain in the ass. 
Spam is going to be crazy unless there is a delay.

I don't really see it adding anything to the forum other than more bots being created to auto-post threads.

Nigga what your are setting a barrier with supreme users or like requirements etc etc

DDoS attacks will still be able to occur even if you aren't a member of the forum as the API has to be public and not have a WAF attached to it otherwise it'll block real requests. Nulled members could just get the api, and start ddosing lmao

It's the same as the AUTH API ur claim is bs

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Even if that was true, it adds nothing to the forum. I still think it's a waste of time that should be put somewhere else that will actually effect the growth of the forum and not re-inventing the wheel.

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Even if that was true, it adds nothing to the forum. I still think it's a waste of time that should be put somewhere else that will actually effect the growth of the forum and not re-inventing the wheel.

It will support the forum c'mon if you can just run your config and you wake up and it posted the accounts etc would be awesome instead of fk doing it manually. For me and many others this is the barrier for posting threads cuz it sucks to take it from ob then go to pastebin then get the link type the thread and title and post it imagine if you wanna multiple threads it sucks api will solve all this

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i like the idea, but its not gonna happen

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I like this idea but not sure if it's possible or not

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Very cool idea but highly doubt this will happen unfortunately

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Sys dude said "hell no, forget it".

Nyooo