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>> many web forum software that's left and not enshittified yet that came after the PHP age I am a part of a community that is run on a slightly modded FluxBB.
by lesostep 2y ago
>> many web forum software that's left and not enshittified yet that came after the PHP age
I am a part of a community that is run on a slightly modded FluxBB. It has more comments per hour than hacker news. Maybe even 10 times more. And new threads are started almost daily. I think this particular forum is almost ten years old?
We did change platforms, but this was more then 7 years ago for sure.
And the code base isn't maintained, since moderators aren't very tech savvy.
That's to say: php forums are pretty robust, don't discount them! You can always migrate, if something better will come up. Older versions are just as good, as the enshittified ones.
- jbkkd 2y agocurious - which forum is this?
- lesostep 2y agoIt's highly specific to the country (and also to the social media where the community was once established), so I doubt it is relevant to you. But think fandom non-english space with historical empathizes on female and lgbt members under antilgbt government. Any social media on this particular language that wants to grow large will swiftly remove half of the discussions we can have there. Keeping separate from opinionated socially-aligned people is also a plus