@Korzalerke I don't maintain the site, however I am able to tell pretty easily that what you have stumbled on is in fact your own bio. They're posts like any other so that they can fit in with the rest of the system for reporting, deleting, editing etc.
@PlaneFlightX Now that i think about it, they probably already know about this and just leave it be since almost no one would put the effort to do it. Kinda like how you can view the xml history of planes you didn't make with a similar method.
Step 1: Go do a forum post you made, click edit, copy the link and paste it somewhere.
Step 2: Go to the curated post, click the option to report it and copy the numerical code on the link.
Step 3: Replace the code on the forum post link with the one from your plane and open that on your browser.
Step 4: Profit.
@PlaneFlightX By copying the numerical code from the post's link, copying the link to edit a random forum post and replacing the code there with the bio post's. By doing so, you are able to modify the post as you would with a normal forum.
@Korzalerke I don't maintain the site, however I am able to tell pretty easily that what you have stumbled on is in fact your own bio. They're posts like any other so that they can fit in with the rest of the system for reporting, deleting, editing etc.
@WNP78 You're the one responsible for the site right? Could you explain how this works?
@V lol
Did you know you can rename it?
It uses my original user lol
@PlaneFlightX Now that i think about it, they probably already know about this and just leave it be since almost no one would put the effort to do it. Kinda like how you can view the xml history of planes you didn't make with a similar method.
@Korzalerke Idea: Delete the comments relating to editing locked posts, so noone knows.
@Korzalerke Got it! Changed the title of my bio finally, Kweed10 is from when I used [another username] because I didn't understand SP.
@PlaneFlightX
Step 1: Go do a forum post you made, click edit, copy the link and paste it somewhere.
Step 2: Go to the curated post, click the option to report it and copy the numerical code on the link.
Step 3: Replace the code on the forum post link with the one from your plane and open that on your browser.
Step 4: Profit.
@Korzalerke A little stuck not sure how to do it. What link do I copy?
@PlaneFlightX Yeah do it while you can, i doubt the devs will let this one slide (or maybe they will, who knows).
@Korzalerke Curated aircraft descriptions?
promptly updates SWL-10 updates
@PlaneFlightX Also works for editing curated aircraft descriptions.
@PlaneFlightX By copying the numerical code from the post's link, copying the link to edit a random forum post and replacing the code there with the bio post's. By doing so, you are able to modify the post as you would with a normal forum.
@Korzalerke How did you do that?
How do I do this
Hehehe
Bruh!
Cool
@BeastHunter Huh, i wonder if there are more of these unaccessible categories, looking at AndrewGarrison's profile, "5" seems to be for tournaments.
@Korzalerke That’s for developer blogs.
What in tarnation
I also found this, you have no posts on it but the website calls it "Blogs".
Maybe the website stores bios as posts with the type "6". Interesting way to do it i guess.
Cool.
How?