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13 Feb 2025

Earlier this week, NatureMapr suffered a large scale denial of service style attack, causing a sustained outage over several days.It is important to stress that sensitive data was not at risk at any s...


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Change to user profile page structure

Prolonged service outage

Sensitive data handling improvements

Near future enhancements

Discussion

DonFletcher wrote:
32 min ago
Yeah I agree with all those complimentary remarks.

I'm glad we got attacked - platform outage update
DonFletcher wrote:
39 min ago
Hi @Wandiyali, You may not be aware, but there are hundreds of claims for desirable species where they do not occur. Nature Mapper is meant to store only records confirmed by a moderator. So strictly speaking you should provide the audio file for us to hear. I occasionally make exceptions (i.e. break the rule) if a reliable expert says they saw or heard the thing, but so far you haven't given us much for our records e.g. not even your name, much less the identity of the expert who listened to the recordings. So, please tell who, if anyone, has identified the sound file as koala bellowing? Or can you please give a reference to a written report from this project which identifies a koala at this location? Otherwise I have to classify your record as 'inconclusive'?

Vombatus ursinus
HelenCross wrote:
49 min ago
Wow, you don't often see them with their abdomen down - if that's what I'm seeing?

Arkys sp. (genus)
ruthkerruish wrote:
1 hr ago
I do not think it is a species of Monophlebulus, unless it is a very unusual species.

Monophlebulus sp. (genus)
LisaH wrote:
1 hr ago
Thank you! I really was just super lucky - right place, right time - and a butterfly that was fully intent on feeding!

Graphium macleayanum

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