This hasn't happened yet, but I was wondering if there are any checks to prevent words appearing in generated keys that some members of society might find questionable.
No. The problem with baking this directly into LimeLM is that everyone on our team only speaks English (me, my cofounder, and our contractors). So we could get a good list of about a dozen or so vulgar American English words, but we'd be missing British English slang and all non-English slang & vulgarities.
We could add a custom filter list to LimeLM. Is this something you want? This way if the keygen generates a vulgar sequence it would try again until it generated a clean sequence.
It's not that big of a deal. I'd call it a would-be-nice feature.
I think I'd rather see examples of the additional payment system integration or the customer side product key lookup via email. Or perhaps a way of viewing all product keys on a single page (instead of having to look at them 20 at a time, or whatever the limit is).
Thanks!
It's not that big of a deal. I'd call it a would-be-nice feature.
We've added it as a low priority item. So it will get fixed (probably a couple of months).
I think I'd rather see examples of the additional payment system integration or the customer side product key lookup via email.
This should be coming this weekend. [Edit: the "find lost product key" example is up. Get it on your API page (requires login)]
Or perhaps a way of viewing all product keys on a single page (instead of having to look at them 20 at a time, or whatever the limit is).
We're going to be adding a drop down menu to view the product keys either 20, 50, or 100 at a time. But in the meantime you can do it by editing the URL:
http://wyday.com/limelm/pkey/YOUR-PRODUCT-VERSION/list/?n=NUMBER-OF-PKEYS-TO-DISPLAY&page=1
for example:
http://wyday.com/limelm/pkey/99/list/?n=150&page=1
