I got the code!!!


// ==UserScript==
// @name Userscripts.org 风险脚本过滤器
// @description 过滤掉 Userscripts.org 上可能危险的脚本
// @homepageURL sanctumzone.org/
// @include h*://userscripts.org/*
// @version 5.202-c45
// @require ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js
// @run-at document-start
// @updateURL userscripts.org/scripts/source/164600.meta.js
// @downloadURL userscripts.org/scripts/source/164600.user.js
// ==/UserScript==

// 火狐兼容修正
if (typeof (GM_info) != 'object')
GM_info = { script: {version: GM_getMetadata("version").join('')} };


var arrSettings = [{
stri: '每天检查脚本更新',
save: 'dailyUpdate',
defu: true
},{
stri: '开启火狐兼容 [流量可能变大]',
save: 'firefoxMode',
defu: /firefox\/\d+\.\d+$/i.test(navigator.userAgent)
},{
stri: '自动下一页 [流量可能变大]',
save: 'autoNextPage',
defu: false
},{
stri: '扫描脚本源码',
save: 'ignore Mike's post',
defu: true

Space Bandit wrote:

User scripts;
less gibberish than Mike.

Space Bandit wrote: and more mates.



Poor guy's getting shredded.

feather wrote:
So what do you think about User Scripts having more friends than Mike feather?

Digital Spy used to have problems with disappearing posts. But they use Vbulletin, so it's different software. They put it down to caching issues on the server (application presumably).. I realise that this doesn't help.

It seems that once the next post is made in the thread the vanished post reappears.

jhado wrote: User scripts tend to be popular because they recognise that people are attracted to their brevity. fullfiling their function with the minimum of waffling pish and padding.

Mike tends to be unpopular becase he refuses to evolve his presentational style in a similar manner to the above. He persists in clinging desperately to the meandering, ponderous lists approach, favoured by late 19th century dodo's.

Perhaps if he were to study and adopt the wisdom of the scripts he would find himself in a position, (one day), where his illustrations of vaginas may reasemble something from a biology text book rather than a mythological creature from Cygnus Viii.

Shame really.

Mike tomorrow morning ....

Space Bandit wrote:
Yep. That's what happened on DS. So I suppose if we can find out how they resolved their caching issue it might point towards the resolution to this one. I might have a dig around.

feather wrote:

Without the other person present, obviously.

Space Bandit wrote:


Mikey >

Bad bad bastards

psketti wrote: None of that was me!
Spacey must have ran a script which made it look like I was being a dick!

Actually I think he's been running it for several decades now, The fucker!

Yeah whatever.... tell it to mike in the morning mate

I don't know if this is the same or similar issue (or even the version of software that you are running) but I found this which may or may not help:

from this thread:

www.kunena.org/forum/160-K-16-and-K-17-C...m-disappear?start=40

let me get this straight SB, you're complaining because I made a post but you couldn't read it?