SUGGESTIONS: New FCKeditor Forum

http://fckeditor.biz/

It seems like a good decision to move away from Sourceforge but fckeditor.biz responds to slowly - it would have to be moved to another server if this will be the solution. Perhaps fckeditor.net is a better solution with appropriate forum-software?
Regards, Tommy Ipsen

http://forum.fckeditor.net/

There is one thing I forgot to mention.
I think that most people would welcome one features from this od forum in the new one.
Sending new posts by e-mail.
This is what I really like.

http://www.phpbb.com/

Please make it possible to create a longer title for new threads. (and also posts in threads)

Then it would be easier to describe more exact what the thread is about.

Best luck with new forum.

Regards

Let me also lend my support to phpBB - it's the best forum software out there.

http://www.limbo-cms.com/forums/

http://vbulletin.comhttp://vbadvanced.com

http://chargerforums.com
http://lxforums.com

http://invisionpower.com/ip.dynamic/pro ... index.html

http://vbulletin.com

http://www.minibb.net/

http://simplemachines.org/

http://www.simplemachines.org/download.php?converters

phpBB is so easy to hack ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... m_software
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DiscussionBoard

A chat room can be useful only if there's enough people in it, and seeing the amount of answers in this current forum I wouldn't expect too much of it.

Instead using a forum means that you can leave a message, and later if someone is able to answer your question you can read what he writes, and you can also search previous threads because too many times the same things get asked over and over.

If you enter a chat room but there's only five people in it, chances are high that they aren't really waiting for you, they are just connected but doing another thing, so in the end you wait some minutes and as nobody replies you go away and wish that you had a forum where your question could get answered some day.

I'm a huge vBulletin fan myself. If you look around, you'll find a good deal of stories about phpBB admins having security problems. There is usually a patch quickly that will resolve the issue, but you have to stay on top of things.

The other thing is that vB's plugin system makes modifications pretty simple and easy for future upgrades.

You may find that they'll offer a discount or a free version for the project if you ask. If not, it's definitely worth the price.

From my understanding, there are three communities that have hardcore zealots who make a strong argument for their forum software being the best: vBulletin, IPB (Invision Power Boards), and phpBB. phpBB and vBulletin are pretty close from an end user perspective, but vBulletin seems much nicer from an admin's perspective.

I would take a long hard look at all three. When I did vB came out the winner, but a great deal of that decision came down to personal decisions.