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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ This article aims to explain common pitfalls that server owners face.
There are two types of people - ones making backups, and ones that will start making backups. It's just a matter of time when you experience data loss, always make copies to avoid losing your worlds or plugin data. You can apply this to any computer related workflow, not only minecraft.
## Don't use outdated software
By running outdated software versions you risk players abusing unpatched exploits including item duplication (infinite items). Besides that your players have to specifically downgrade their client version to match yuor server unless you use a protocol hack, which is not ideal aswell.
By running outdated software versions you risk players abusing unpatched exploits including item duplication (infinite items). Besides that your players have to specifically downgrade their client version to match your server unless you use a protocol hack, which is not ideal aswell.
## Don't run bukkit/spigot anymore
Bukkit and spigot are basically in maintenence mode. They update version and critical exploits, but don't add any performance updates. This means you will most likely experience performance issues on those. To avoid that upgrade to [paper](https://papermc.io/downloads), [tuinity](https://ci.codemc.io/job/Spottedleaf/job/Tuinity) or [purpur](https://purpur.pl3x.net/downloads) which support 99.99% of the spigot plugins (the general rule is if a plugin works on spigot but doesn't work on paper plugin dev did a bad job or messes with things that they shouldn't mess with). In addition those forks also add optimization patches, like chunk loading system that can take advantage of multiple cpu threads or a setting that allows the server to tick less chunks that it actually sends to the player. See the [main optimization guide](https://github.com/YouHaveTrouble/minecraft-optimization) for details.