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It is a little too grand in its claims. There have been good alternatives for years to things like phpBB, etc. I've been using Vanilla for my product's support
by stevoski 14y ago
It is a little too grand in its claims. There have been good alternatives for years to things like phpBB, etc. I've been using Vanilla for my product's support forums and it is fine.
I do like seeing people try new approaches though. Even if a little less grandeur in the claims is needed.
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- Ixiaus 14y agoThing is, there have been viable and useful alternatives to old software (like PHPBB) for quite a few years now that still operates within the guidelines of forum software! Your comment is snarky and poorly formed - comparing new/old forum software to SO and experts-exchange is pretty silly. There was a very clear need for an improved communal QnA platform in SO's case; in this forum software's case? Not so much when other offerrings have existed for many years that are good and solid. If it aint broke, don't fix it.