hi. i am new user
and i would to ask community, most powerful forum engine is?
mybb etc? thanks digg
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diggKeeme
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Posted 09 August 2022 - 12:35 AM
What do you mean by powerful? Do you mean:
- performance
- features
- numbers of views and/or members
Social Networking sites such as Facebook are often used for forums. I consider Facebook to be poor in many ways but potential members are more likely to find forums in Facebook.
It depends on what is important to you.
Edited by SamHobbs, 09 August 2022 - 12:36 AM.
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Posted 14 August 2022 - 12:20 PM
This brings a tear to my eye; all I can think of is the invisionfree era.
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Posted 13 October 2022 - 07:16 AM
Current phpBB takes some beating, for a fully-functional yet lightweight forum package.....and it's infinitely customizable, too. All sorts of plug-ins have been built by the phpBB community.
It may not look as 'posh' as some of the other available forum software packages, but you can run this one from a home server very, very easily. Has a long-running pedigree, too......been around for something like 25 years by now.
Up to you, of course. Depends on what your use-case is.
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Edited by Mike_Walsh, 13 October 2022 - 07:17 AM.
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Posted 11 January 2023 - 11:11 AM
Here are some of the most popular forum-creation software along with their offerings:
phpBB:
This tool comes with numerous free extensions. The key features are password hashing, cross-browser support, the ability to track unread messages, SEO tools, anti-spam tools, moderation tools, comprehensive documentation with video tutorials, advanced messaging abilities, and a responsive design.
WordPress:
It offers several free and paid plugins. It includes high-end SEO tools, rich themes, automated backup for the website, and 50GB storage capacity.
Drupal:
This software offers multiple free as well as paid modules. The key features include muti-language translation ability, bug report generation, threaded boards for discussion, comments, etc.
MyBB:
It offers some extensions and comes with basic as well as advanced features. Some of them are CDN abilities, anti-spam tools, multi-language support, gamification capacities, support for an email blast, etc.
Joomla:
A few plugins are there in this open-source software. It offers customized layouts, access control levels, SEO tools, etc.
Vanilla:
It comes with loads of paid extensions and very few free ones. The major highlights are leaderboards, badges, ranks, auto-saving ability, a mobile-friendly interface, the latest analytics, discussions, questions & answers, etc.
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Posted 16 January 2023 - 09:11 PM
You forgot vBulletin.
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