5:00 PM, Wednesday June 17th 2020
Hm I accidentally replied without being logged in :') But yeah, thanks for the reply
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9:22 PM, Wednesday June 17th 2020
I suspected that was a bug, which I thought I'd fixed, but had still seen some signs of it happening - so thank you for confirming it. Now I just have to figure out how it's occurring...
12:11 PM, Friday June 19th 2020
Should it not be possible to comment without being logged in or what exactly is the bug?
8:22 PM, Friday June 19th 2020
Yes, it should check if the user is logged in and then fail if they're not. Which I thought it was doing, but there must be something else along the way that is causing it to go through.
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