Look, I get you want to protect you site/servers and all, but this is ridiculous. I have spent (many?) hundreds of dollars on your content over the years and just bought another club car membership a few days ago. I'm trying to window shop for future purchases...there are TWENTY NINE pages of payware content and I can't even open ONE full page worth of tabs without your Wordfence system blocking my access to the site. There has to be a better way, this isn't the first time this has happened and JR is the only Trainz-related site that has ever done this. I don't see how there could be so many random DDOS attacks or whatever else on a niche market Trainz site to warrant such an overbearing automated system. If I'm logged-in to my account there is no reason to be blocked for opening some tabs. Rant over, love yalls stuff, Trainz wouldn't be a fraction of what it is without your content, but come on man! Not sure how often you check these forums, so hopefully it will resolve itself as I can't 'contact site owner for assistance' when I can't even access the website.
Wordfence blocking access
- Thread starter coble12
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norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
I am indeed here.
What do you mean by "open ONE full page worth of tabs"? Nobody is listed as blocked and I can see you visiting currently, so I trust all is well.
If you are opening a large number of tabs at once and within seconds this can cause the wordfence to think you are a bot.
What do you mean by "open ONE full page worth of tabs"? Nobody is listed as blocked and I can see you visiting currently, so I trust all is well.
If you are opening a large number of tabs at once and within seconds this can cause the wordfence to think you are a bot.
As in opening 10-ish items pages in new tabs before it blocked me so I can go over them and bookmark them for later. I gave up and had dinner and access was working again when I checked afterwards. So all is well at the moment. It was just odd as I went over all of your freeware items the other day without issues. I've been without a desktop for a good while, so trying to get caught up on everything now that I have my PC built. Thanks for your quick response 
Well, I'm admittedly a fiend/hoarder when it comes to bookmarking things, but that's how I operate. Unlike a wish list where upon revisiting the website I'd have to go one-by-one based off thumbnail pics, I can open all the pages of whatever I'm researching in 2-3 mouse clicks and whittle it down from there with all the pictures/descriptions/etc already open. Different strokes for different folks.