Having been accidentally logged-out by our system (lol), it suddenly occurred to me that it would be a great idea to EXPLAIN the message which appears any/every time someone visits our forum but they are NOT registered and logged in:

"The administrator has disabled public write access."

For NEW members or people who have not yet joined our site, you might interpret this as meaning we have somehow RESTRICTED access to our forum. Not at all!!

Unfortunately that is the message which anyone/everyone receives (including myself - lol) when they enter our forum but are NOT logged-in.

To clarify: our forum is OPEN to anyone/everyone - as we welcome the free and open discussion of the most important issues facing us today...

I will repeat what has been mentioned before. I have gotten in the habit of copying whatever I'm writing before I post it, just incase I took too long to write it. If you hit "quickly reply", you need to be quick. I get timed out for those more that "reply topic."
I have be frustrated in the past, by making a lengthy reply, only to be logged off, and lose the effort. Copy before you submit...

The administrator has disabled public write access...
Translation: Chad's dog took your reply, and abused it like a chew toy:)
Ahh the drool, the bits and pieces lying all about, It'll just break your heart.

When I enter www.bullionbullscanada.com/ from some computers (including my home computer), instead of your home page I got this... (Firefox/IE/Chrome, all the same):

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access / on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Apache Server at www.bullionbullscanada.com Port 80

I never have a problem logging in. Now you would think that if anyone would, it would be me.