Well there are some, like: It strikes out other hacks like the "allow usergroups to post HTML".. wich is bad, and since I'm no coder, I can't fix it :(

Taking the oppurtunity to bump myself:

Hmm, one more thing. The user title changes on bans, where can I change them? Like the "temporary banned" usertitle.. don't see english to be apropriate for my forum, as it contains alot of young members that's not so familiar with the english language.

Thanks !

Try looking in includes/functions_warning.php for those phrases.

Where did you issued the warning from? Where are you trying to remove it from?

UPDATE ON THE NOTES ISSUE
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I went along preparing some instructions on how to implement the Notes feature of AWS Versions 3.4.xx, in AWS 3.5.xx. Unfortunatelly, there are some changes that need to be done to the standard vB files, which are now handled by hooks or whatever else they are called. Since I no longer have access to a test site, I can't even look up the place where these changes should be made.

There are two files that are changed in AWS 3.4.xx : member.php and functions_showthread.php.

If someone is willing to give me access to his admincp, I could look up those links that AWS installs and let you know, which one needs to be patched. If not, sorry, but I have no other way to tell you how to update your site to use Notes.

I ended up just using the usernote in postbit hack I found in the plug-in forum here. I used there template mod inplace of the warn user link in your edit. I removed the <if> condition of the usernot hack so it shows all the time(instead of when there is just a note). Works great for me.

Can you have private notes (shown only to the moderator who entered them) and public ones (shown to all management team)? Can you have a post-related note (meaning it will show only on a specific post) and non-post related ones (meaning it will show in all posts made by that member)?

Why would you need mod specific notes?
Of course. ;)

Nope, again what good does this do? You already warned the post, and stated the reason via the warning system. That is a pleanty good enough marking system. Why bother typing in an explanation post specific, which would mark the post twice? :ermm:

Of course ;)

Let's say you want to remember something about a member. Say, he promised you to send you something and he didn't, and you are a bad guy and you want to hold it against him. This is a member-specific, non-public (you can see it only) note, which you want to show on every user's post, so it is non-post related.

The Notes, in AWS allow you to put a remark on the user, either for all mgm to see or only for you to see. And the note can appear in evey post the user makes or just a specific one. It is not related to warnings or alerts. Another example:

In my board, I have a member who is very childish. He likes kidding with others, but if you say something funny to him, he gets offended. So I just put a note on him, which I only can see, saying something like "Be Careful, non-mature member!" or something like that. Or you spot someone, and you want to draw all the mgm team attention to watch this member. You just put a note there, saying "Let's watch this member, he is here to troll".

I suppose it is a matter of personeal preference. I suppose I wouldn't mind these featuers if they could be implemented as plug-in or extension,rather then as a code mod. I am indiffrent.

If your interested in writing a plug-in for the general masses here, then feel free to PM me about a 3.5.2 test board. ;)

Well, that's what I said, that I could alter the plug-ins that AWS is already installing to include the Notes feature, but I have no test board to even see those plugins. So yest, if you can provide me with a vB 3.5.2 test site, with AWS installed, I can alter those plug-ins to include the Notes feature.