Sexy Labia: Love Your Sexy Labia

Ok. . .

So after some thought. . .I decided to make profiles public again.

They are only public in the most basic sense, meaning someone
who is NOT a member of the site can see when you last signed in,
how many things you've posted or commented on, and your about
me page, but as usual your personally identifiable information stays
private (like your e-mail address for example), unless you make it
public (you can do this from your profile settings page).

My logic is that this will demonstrate to other women who are interested
in joining the site, but are a little skeptical, that we have lots of other female
members here who have joined, and they will also find a place to fit in here.

If you like to see what people can see, just logout and then try to view someone's
profile on the site, and you'll see what information is displayed -- nothing personal,
just basic info about when you last logged in, etc -- the same thing that is visible
to site members. ;)

Anyway. . .more to come. . .stay tuned.

Yes, moderators (well really only two of you at the moment @himu and @tempest_driver),
you now have access to the dashboard and can see some of the stuff I see as well:

https://www.sexylabia.net/dashboard/settings

It will allow you to see traffic stats (just page views actually for now), it also shows how many active users there are on the site (doesn't show the total number of users, just active users -- i.e. people who login, participate, view stuff but don't comment, etc)

You also have access to the change log as well which allows transparency between the 3 of us (and eventually more moderators as the site gets larger), so that we can all see who edited/deleted what, etc.

You'll see the flood control settings as well -- no need to change anything, as I've set that up already, but I did want you guys to have access to it in case we have users who are posting spam or trying to post spam egregiously -- that tool will allow you to limit how far they can go.

You have always had access to the moderation queue -- this is basically where posts go if they are flagged by a member, so that you can decide how to act on it (i.e. change it, re-post it back to the site as-is, or delete it).

You can also manage spam (the site catches this automatically at the moment, but every once in awhile we'll get one that slips under the site's radar, and this is where it ends up), you can decide if it's REALLY spam, or an accidental thing, and allow it through or delete it.

And finally you'll see the Piwik link in the back-end as well -- it won't work at the moment until I set you guys up on it, but you'll be able to see much more detailed analytics stats -- how long users spend on the site, what pages they view, what countries they're in, etc.

In addition, you should now be able to see every user's e-mail address when you click on their profile in case you need to contact them for any reason directly.  This should really only be done when some kind of site violation occurs.  Otherwise just send the user a private message if you want to talk to them about stuff not related to your job as a moderator -- just like any other site member. ;)

You can also see one more piece of additional information on a user's profile now: their IP address.

This should be helpful in troubleshooting issues later down the road if a user has trouble logging in, or whatever the case might be. . .

More to come @himu and @tempest_driver -- stay tuned guys.

Also, I'd like to have at least one female moderator -- any of you ladies wanna volunteer for the position??

It doesn't really involve much yet, just really approving new accounts, and checking for spam every so often, and some of the stuff I mentioned above.. ..

Let me know ladies! :)