Tapatalk

[the_poet]

Will the new forum support Tapatalk?

[Superhitech]

No, it's run on a custom script called EpochTalk. Theymos paid a lot of Bitcoin to get this script built from scratch, and it will be open source later, which is quite generous of him.

[ColderThanIce]

No, it's run on a custom script called EpochTalk. Theymos paid a lot of Bitcoin to get this script built from scratch, and it will be open source later, which is quite generous of him.

Correction: Epochtalk is already open source. Here's a link to the project on Github.

[Joel_Jantsen]

No, it's run on a custom script called EpochTalk. Theymos paid a lot of Bitcoin to get this script built from scratch, and it will be open source later, which is quite generous of him.

Correction: Epochtalk is already open source. Here's a link to the project on Github.

Actually it's not completely open_source.You can check the readme file.You have to get accepted as a coder by the other contributers in order to contribute.

Epochtalk is an open source project and we are planning to accept contributions. If you would like to contribute to Epochtalk please email info@slickage.com.

[ColderThanIce]

Actually it's not completely open_source.You can check the readme file.You have to get accepted as a coder by the other contributers in order to contribute.

Epochtalk is an open source project and we are planning to accept contributions. If you would like to contribute to Epochtalk please email info@slickage.com.

I'd still consider it open source even if you aren't able to contribute to the official repo. If one wants to contribute but isn't permitted to update the main Epochtalk repository, they can just make a fork of Epochtalk and make their changes in their own repo. Open source just means that all the code is openly available to anyone who wishes to view it, it doesn't require that you're permitted to contribute to the official project though.