Re: Forum Software
by "Nancy Whittley" <jnwhittley(at)fuse.net>
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Wed, 14 Jun 2000 13:42:11 -0400 |
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I have personally purchased two forums from the Ultimate Bulletin Board.
It does so much stuff it is really nice. But the price is sort of hefty.
You can download a free version, that is for testing, and you can run it
forever is you wish, but many features that the paid for ones have are
disabled on the freebie. Like you can't edit posts. Its real purpose
is to see if it is uploadable to your server. If you can install the free
one
you can install the paid one. They don't give refunds that is why they say
try the free one first.
http://www.ultimatebb.com/
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> I'm looking to set up a discussion forum on a hobby site.
> I'd need something that could handle multiple threads, linking between
threads,
> & let people link in images but not host them.
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> Something an admin could have some level of control over.
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> And as a hobby site using some sort of freeware software.
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> Specificly a shared fiction site constrained to a prechosen topic.
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> Does anyone know where I could find such.
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> I have a rudimentary understanding of Perl and know Java; so I could
maintain
> something requiring those skills. Unfortunately I'm not at the level were
I
> could create it on my own.
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> I've had experience with WWWboard from Matt's Script Archive a few years
back
> but found it not up to the task of multiple threads and displaying in an
orderly
> fashion (it displayed all and not just a 'last few days' listing).
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