Since the discourse Terms of service page does not allow to embed links, I was unable to redirect users to admin account as the main contact. So I’m trying to setup incoming email handler/replier so I can handle official emails. I tried to use the Plugin and it’s only for amd64 and I get errors as…

[imagen] PrettyGirl: what are my options setting up a mail server I know answer for that. None. Don’t even bother to try. It is way too risky, difficult and expensive. And if you are customer to VPS-services as DigitalCloud they don’t even allow that. I’m a bit lost what you are after, must …

[imagen] PrettyGirl: Since the discourse Terms of service page does not allow to embed links, I was unable to redirect users to admin account as the main contact. I’m also confused by this bit :point_up: What do you mean when you say it won’t allow you to embed a link?

the links like []() get’s disabled in terms of services page. All other posts are fine. Only in legal pages like that. I thought it’s enforced by discourse.

you mean discourse has an email composer? I was trying to receive emails to admin@mysite.com and send emails from that. When someone (from gmail etc) sends an emails to admin@mysite.com, I should be able to read it, and reply to it. And the reply would be sent from @mysite.com domain. example sc…

Yes, we have a composer in Discourse :wink: You can start from this, and do some searches more if needed — but you have already searched and that’s why I’m confused what is the real issue now. [imagen] Discourse as a private email support portal Feature Purpo…

[imagen] PrettyGirl: the links like []() get’s disabled in terms of services page. All other posts are fine. Only in legal pages like that. I thought it’s enforced by discourse. We have links and emails in our Terms of Service here on meta and they seem to work just fine? [tos excerpt] htt…

I can only see a probable use of []() markup at Internet forum at https://meta.discourse.org in the first line at the beginning of the TOS. Can you please check if that link uses the markup []() to present https://meta.discourse.org link? are you sure you’re not using any other method like href tag…

Some of them are just pasted in links that auto-linkify, like the one for meta.discourse.org , but others use markdown. :+1: (like the Creative Commons one further down) The FAQs has more examples in, including one to the /about page ([friendly local staff](/about)). You should have no issues using…

Not in the FAQ page, in the TOS page, can you use markup like []()? can you please check.

I did check. :slight_smile: (the Creative Commons example I mentioned) [IMG_3500] Though the FAQ, TOS, and Privacy pages all work the same.

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