ここでは大量のスパムが発生しているため、さらなるスパムを防ぐために CAPTCHA や「承認済み」権限を実装する予定です。「承認済み」権限を実装した場合、管理者と承認されたユーザーのみが編集できることになります。すべてのスパムが停止したら、すべてのユーザー、さらには未登録ユーザーも編集できるようになります。

参照してください Freepedia:スパム情報 スパムに関する詳しい情報はこちら。無期限にブロックされたユーザーには、次のテンプレートでタグを付けてください: {{Indefblockeduser}}

また、機密ファイルを Github にインポートしているので、ソース コードを確認して、それらのファイルへの変更を提案できます。

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The new rules go into effect on May 20 at Walt Disney World in Florida and June 18 at Disneyland in California


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If you have ever faked a disability to skip lines at Walt Disney World, you could receive a lifetime ban from the "happiest place on Earth."


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Walt Disney World Resort recently updated its policies and any guest caught lying about having a disability to abuse the Disability Access Service (DAS) program in order to skip lines, will be banned for life from Disneyland and Walt Disney World.


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Here is everything you need to know about the changes to Disney's DAS program:
 
==What is Disney's new policy?==
 
According to the Walt Disney World website, “if it is determined that any of the statements a guest made in the process of obtaining DAS are not true, the guest will be permanently barred from entering the Walt Disney World Resort and the Disneyland Resort, and any previously purchased Annual Passes, Magic Key passes, tickets and other park products and services will be forfeited and not refunded."
 
==When does this new policy go into effect?==
The new rules go into effect on May 20 at Walt Disney World in Florida and June 18 at Disneyland in California.
 
==What does the Disability Access Service program allow?==
The program allows people with disabilities to register for a virtual spot in line, then wait elsewhere until their appointed time.
 
While not all disabilities qualify for the DAS program, some guests who have difficulty waiting in lines, including those with a "developmental disability like autism," can make use of the services.
 
==How can I enroll in Disney's Disability Access Service program?==
Disney overhauled the DAS program and has since implemented additional changes.
 
When the policy goes into effect, guests looking to enroll in the DAS program must attend a virtual video meeting with Inspire Health Alliance experts before their visit.
 
Although medical documentation of a disability is not required, health professionals will need to evaluate whether the guest needs a DAS pass.
 
Existing DAS members will also be required to reapply in order to filter out pass abusers.

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The new rules go into effect on May 20 at Walt Disney World in Florida and June 18 at Disneyland in California

If you have ever faked a disability to skip lines at Walt Disney World, you could receive a lifetime ban from the "happiest place on Earth."

Walt Disney World Resort recently updated its policies and any guest caught lying about having a disability to abuse the Disability Access Service (DAS) program in order to skip lines, will be banned for life from Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

Here is everything you need to know about the changes to Disney's DAS program:

What is Disney's new policy?

According to the Walt Disney World website, “if it is determined that any of the statements a guest made in the process of obtaining DAS are not true, the guest will be permanently barred from entering the Walt Disney World Resort and the Disneyland Resort, and any previously purchased Annual Passes, Magic Key passes, tickets and other park products and services will be forfeited and not refunded."

When does this new policy go into effect?

The new rules go into effect on May 20 at Walt Disney World in Florida and June 18 at Disneyland in California.

What does the Disability Access Service program allow?

The program allows people with disabilities to register for a virtual spot in line, then wait elsewhere until their appointed time.

While not all disabilities qualify for the DAS program, some guests who have difficulty waiting in lines, including those with a "developmental disability like autism," can make use of the services.

How can I enroll in Disney's Disability Access Service program?

Disney overhauled the DAS program and has since implemented additional changes.

When the policy goes into effect, guests looking to enroll in the DAS program must attend a virtual video meeting with Inspire Health Alliance experts before their visit.

Although medical documentation of a disability is not required, health professionals will need to evaluate whether the guest needs a DAS pass.

Existing DAS members will also be required to reapply in order to filter out pass abusers.