Thanks Brook: I agree this looks like the best method so far. I also forgot to mention images, if one was to upload images that were inappropriate, is there a way to 'flag' them or would human verification be the only resort to this type of situation. I want to say there's some way of flagging certain types of images like porno, but I can't remember. I thought there was a way I saw it done while in the military but my memory fails me.
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