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May 17, 2012, 02:23:09 AM
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Since the new forum software will never actually get written (or be usable if someone attempts it) can we please get some real forum software working for this place until this hypothetical software is written?  It's been months since the project was "started" and there's been no movement.  It will be years more before there is anything even vaguely usable, if ever... so in the interim, I propose moving to modern, secure (at least more secure, anyway), feature rich forum software. 

You can take your pick, since literally any forum software is an improvement over SMF.
Now THERE'S something to +1!

My personal recommendation is xenForo, but I'm partial to modern-looking websites.

I was just going to suggest xenForo. It's a terrific forum software.

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May 17, 2012, 02:29:47 AM
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Since the new forum software will never actually get written (or be usable if someone attempts it) can we please get some real forum software working for this place until this hypothetical software is written?  It's been months since the project was "started" and there's been no movement.  It will be years more before there is anything even vaguely usable, if ever... so in the interim, I propose moving to modern, secure (at least more secure, anyway), feature rich forum software. 

You can take your pick, since literally any forum software is an improvement over SMF.
Now THERE'S something to +1!

My personal recommendation is xenForo, but I'm partial to modern-looking websites.

I was just going to suggest xenForo. It's a terrific forum software.
Could you give an example of an existing forum that uses it so that I can go check it out?

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May 17, 2012, 06:41:38 AM
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Since the new forum software will never actually get written (or be usable if someone attempts it) can we please get some real forum software working for this place until this hypothetical software is written?  It's been months since the project was "started" and there's been no movement.  It will be years more before there is anything even vaguely usable, if ever... so in the interim, I propose moving to modern, secure (at least more secure, anyway), feature rich forum software. 

You can take your pick, since literally any forum software is an improvement over SMF.
Now THERE'S something to +1!

My personal recommendation is xenForo, but I'm partial to modern-looking websites.

I was just going to suggest xenForo. It's a terrific forum software.
Could you give an example of an existing forum that uses it so that I can go check it out?
www.minecraftcc.com
bitcoinforums.net (though it is currently down while the new site owner works things out on his end)
Or, just www.xenforo.com itself.  You can even get a 3-day "demo" forum setup with one click to give it a try, including all administrative functionality.
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May 17, 2012, 01:33:20 PM
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Could you give an example of an existing forum that uses it so that I can go check it out?
www.minecraftcc.com
bitcoinforums.net (though it is currently down while the new site owner works things out on his end)
Or, just www.xenforo.com itself.  You can even get a 3-day "demo" forum setup with one click to give it a try, including all administrative functionality.
I went and had a look at xenForo's own forums, and after a bit of navigation I came to the conclusion that it is a bit.... busy, really. There is some neat functionality, but I guess I'm used to SMF and its stripped-down nature.

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May 17, 2012, 06:13:21 PM
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The stripped-down nature is a bit of the problem. But aye, like SgtSpike, I really prefer modern sites, and despise SMF for this reason.

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May 29, 2012, 06:40:58 PM
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Suggestion. As a compromise between contributing and writing 'sub', write one word about how you feel about the thread. Interested, concerned, afraid, excited, happy, rockhard, flaccid, etc.

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May 29, 2012, 07:54:24 PM
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Suggestion. As a compromise between contributing and writing 'sub', write one word about how you feel about the thread. Interested, concerned, afraid, excited, happy, rockhard, flaccid, etc.

I'd prefer just "sub", actually. These posts are easier to ignore.

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May 29, 2012, 08:24:18 PM
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Suggestion. As a compromise between contributing and writing 'sub', write one word about how you feel about the thread. Interested, concerned, afraid, excited, happy, rockhard, flaccid, etc.

I'd prefer just "sub", actually. These posts are easier to ignore.

Hmm, ok, I was looking forward to writing "flaccid" and "rockhard" but I'll refrain.

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May 30, 2012, 05:54:25 PM
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http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=350

Maybe this link will help things along...
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May 30, 2012, 05:57:15 PM
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http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=350

Maybe this link will help things along...
I seem to recall theymos stating that he has investigated numerous plugins that didn't meet the technical or security requirements, and since this one was written in 2006 I'm guessing it has been seen. But if it works, lets use it!

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May 30, 2012, 09:34:37 PM
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June 09, 2012, 03:32:53 PM
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Are people really that lazy? They can't be bothered to change their notification settings so they just post "subscribed" everywhere. It does get kinda annoying...  Undecided
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June 09, 2012, 04:01:08 PM
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Are people really that lazy? They can't be bothered to change their notification settings so they just post "subscribed" everywhere. It does get kinda annoying...  Undecided

You are new here.. yet have posted 10 message in meta alone in the last hour :/


What is going on?

Was asking myself the exact same question.
Post count raise probably is the answer.
19 posts since this morning, most of them just fluff lol

EDIT: Found the answer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86513.msg951345#msg951345
oh, mega LOL
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June 09, 2012, 04:42:37 PM
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Are people really that lazy? They can't be bothered to change their notification settings so they just post "subscribed" everywhere. It does get kinda annoying...  Undecided

You are new here.. yet have posted 10 message in meta alone in the last hour :/


What is going on?

Was asking myself the exact same question.
Post count raise probably is the answer.
19 posts since this morning, most of them just fluff lol

EDIT: Found the answer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86513.msg951345#msg951345
oh, mega LOL

Lol what is wrong with posting? I am always active in forums.
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June 09, 2012, 05:38:05 PM
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Are people really that lazy? They can't be bothered to change their notification settings so they just post "subscribed" everywhere. It does get kinda annoying...  Undecided

You are new here.. yet have posted 10 message in meta alone in the last hour :/


What is going on?



Was asking myself the exact same question.
Post count raise probably is the answer.
19 posts since this morning, most of them just fluff lol

EDIT: Found the answer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=86513.msg951345#msg951345
oh, mega LOL

Lol what is wrong with posting? I am always active in forums.

If you are on topic (and we are not!!!) and not scamming then there is nothing wrong at all.

Well then good. What do you think about one line subscribe posts?
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June 09, 2012, 05:45:12 PM
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Are people really that lazy? They can't be bothered to change their notification settings so they just post "subscribed" everywhere. It does get kinda annoying...  Undecided

You missed the entire point, there is no "setting" to change to accomplish the same thing that posting in a thread does. They want it to be added to a watchlist like "Show new replies to your posts", notifications only send you emails which is largely useless.

This has been covered a couple times in this thread already, but guess you're too busy posting in threads to read them.

Even says it in the OP
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It seems that people use these "subscribe" one-liners rather than click notify because threads flagged via the latter mechanism don't show up under "Show new replies to your post."

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