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Is anyone else experiencing an additional screen called One More Step Please complete the security check to access


www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk before they are able to access the EDF front page? Or is it just me. Have run both Norton antivirus and Malwarebytes but it still happens but ONLY on EDF.

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I think this is a regular problem - it hits different people at different times - I think admin has a fix for it - I was caught in an endless loop of verification some time back. It's designed to see-off robots/ botnets who are trying to spam the site - but sometimes having verified someone it keeps on doing so (where it should accept the source as kosher once it passes the test). You'll probably have to clear your cache or something, but I can't recall what. Or admin will do something to your ID. It's annoying but addressable. I don't think it's anything to worry about.
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I'm not sure why it happens, I think the security layer protecting the forum kicks in if something bad happens, like the Russians or Trump trying break into the forum. I think it's managed to keep them out for nowski,

dobroy nochi.

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