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2058 posts
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Jan 2006
punbb is really crap in comparison to phpbb3.
sure, phpbb3 is not stable yet, but when it is, you should switch. there are punbb -> phpbb converters.
Administrator
2059 posts
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Jan 2006
...and in the meanwhile, we should get the main site going. :p Would probably be a bit of a pain to make the switch too as the main site uses a few features from the forum (the poll, to be more exact).
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Member
1102 posts
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Jan 2006
I hope the forum will be integrated into the mainsite at some point. Can't see any reason to switch to phpbb3 though.
Member
1011 posts
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Feb 2006
punbb is really crap in comparison to phpbb3.
surely you need to quantify that statement? what does phpbb3 have (excluding the active hacking effort, increased bloat, inferior appearance), that we
need, and that punbb doesn't?
Administrator
2058 posts
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Jan 2006
inferior appearance? i think punbb's appearance is really awkward
phpbb has subforums, a really great feature that punbb doesn't have
you can upload stuff to the forum really easy, which can be good for archiving purposes (links die too quickly)
try phpbb3 out and you'll see how great it is.
Administrator
2058 posts
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Jan 2006
oh and i forgot
you can fucking see what posts you've read and what posts you haven't
punbb is disgustingly bad at that, i have to check the dates of latest posts all the time.
Member
637 posts
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Jan 2006
In general I don't mind what forum is installed, but I have to agree with Emp at least in one point, the new-post system is totally fucking bugged
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Member
198 posts
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Oct 2006
So far i had pretty bad experience with this forum so i'd opt for a change. Not sure what forum systems are "on top" at the moment, so i guess my vote goes to phpbb3.
Member
1011 posts
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Feb 2006
i've not had a single problem with the new posts system...
Member
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Feb 2006
i've had problems only with threads marking themselves "read" out of the blue