DMOZ using vBulletin

bobrat

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To clarify, this Forum uses vBulletin. However DMOZ/ODP does not, it uses a custom modified Berkeley database together with flat files.
 

giz

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This forum is not an "official" ODP forum, and it is run by several meta editors, not the paid ODP staff. It runs with the blessing of ODP staff, but it isn't their forum.

The internal editor forums do not use Vbulletin.
 

lufiaguy

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phpBB is the internal forum software, so I guess that makes it king then. ;)
 

iKwak

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I really like the idea of using vBulletin and leaving the old forum behind. :cool:
 

Eric Bland

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V-bull and phpBB are the leaders in community forums. Since phpBB has a PR 10, and developed by the phpBB Group I would say they are king. Both have some advantages/disadvantages depending on the user's experience and needs.
 
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giz said:
This forum is not an "official" ODP forum, and it is run by several meta editors, not the paid ODP staff. It runs with the blessing of ODP staff, but it isn't their forum.

The internal editor forums do not use Vbulletin.
uh oh.. so seems this is not the official forums for odp staff.
this forums are just meant for public.. ?
 
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Eric Bland said:
V-bull and phpBB are the leaders in community forums. Since phpBB has a PR 10, and developed by the phpBB Group I would say they are king. Both have some advantages/disadvantages depending on the user's experience and needs.
Not to argue, just a question if phpbb has a PR of 10 that doesnt means to me they lead forum software

vbulletin is ofcourse the best and preceeds phpbb.
comparatively there a large no. of features and ofcourse the technical support. :)
 

nea

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best_friends_20 said:
uh oh.. so seems this is not the official forums for odp staff.
this forums are just meant for public.. ?

The guidelines you agreed to when you registered cover this:

This forum is here to provide an additional, unofficial channel of communications between the general public and the editing community

{moz}
 

musicman2059

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clasione said:
Wow - DMOZ is using vBulletin....

This must mean that vBulletin is King!
:monacle:

Bah, I don't care what anyone says. Invision Power Board is still king. :D
 

helputax

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musicman2059

Thanks for the heads up on IPB. I checked them out. What I like is for $20 a month they will host it on their servers and will give us FTP access to modify skins.

Cheers,

GT
 

Eric Bland

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V-Bull

V-Bull is gaining market share, while phpBB is losing share. phpBB has not come out with their new update yet though.
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iKwak

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Invision Board is gaining lots of shares (and attracting potential customers and vBulletin users). Too bad Invision do not offer free trial licenses.
 

cat

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Until version 3 was released, there was still a free version of Invision. UNfortunately, all they have available now is a limited trial that has been encrypted so you can't view the source :\
 

Callimachus

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Haven't looked in this thread in a long time. One comment though on a semi-ancient post above, phpBB is NOT the only free forum software.
 
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