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May 16th 2005, 11:51 PM
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Best Forum Software?
Hi guys,
Out of the following,which forum software is most popular and what features makes it popular?
1.vBulletin
2.Invision Power Board
3.phpBB
4.Jive
Apart from above, are there any other good forum softwares?
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May 21st 2005, 12:10 PM
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I would say that vBulletin and phpBB would be the most popular. The first being chargable and the second being free. Personally not keen on the way that vbulletin has been going with design of late but thats a personal preference thing.
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May 21st 2005, 01:30 PM
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Id say vbulletin also, mainly for that excellent support forums. Also vbulletin has a large community willing to share hacks created, which is very useful.
Great to see thebyp2 ... and yeah i agree with you, the design is a bit odd compared to various other versions.
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June 25th 2005, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by priyanka
Hi guys,
Out of the following,which forum software is most popular and what features makes it popular?
1.vBulletin
2.Invision Power Board
3.phpBB
4.Jive
Apart from above, are there any other good forum softwares?
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phpBB is widely supported, as are vBulletin. Couldn't go wrong with either I don't think.
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June 25th 2005, 05:19 PM
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I would use Invision Power Board or phpBB. They are both good as each other
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June 16th 2008, 09:49 AM
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phpBB2 is your best bet for learning (IMO), it does not need linux, it has the largest database of add-ons and because of its already long lifetime, it has a massive and helpful user-base in its support forums.
Just try it out on this host : free forum
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June 18th 2008, 09:23 AM
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I think smf and phpbb among free, and definitely vbulletin for paid versions.
One of the best forum hosts are Hostgator.com and Serverpoint.com, though for a serious vbulletin forum vps may be a must.
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June 26th 2008, 05:22 AM
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I second ServerPoint.com as they provide forum friendly hosting at affordable rate. They are optimized for different web applications.
You may choose any forum software you want from them.
HostWW.net hosting is great for shopping carts, vBulletin, and many other forum applications such as phpbb and many others that come pre-installed in the account control panel.
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