Your First Forum Script

Discussion in 'Community Forum Software' started by Tyler, May 30, 2009.

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What was the first script you ever used?

  1. phpBB

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  2. SMF

    25 vote(s)
    67.6%
  3. MyBB

    3 vote(s)
    8.1%
  4. vBulletin

    2 vote(s)
    5.4%
  5. IP.Board

    4 vote(s)
    10.8%
  6. Vanilla

    3 vote(s)
    8.1%
  7. Other

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  1. Nick

    Nick Regular Member

    Definitely. It's so lovable!
     
  2. Nick

    Nick Regular Member

  3. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    Damn, Nick beat me to it. ;)
     
  4. Nick

    Nick Regular Member

    Remember that fierce quickness? Never forget it... :p
     
  5. Peggy

    Peggy Regular Member

    thanks guys. I'm going to check it out now :)
     
  6. ArnyVee

    ArnyVee Regular Member

    I used MyBB and set up some categories, but then decided to jump right into vBulletin after I read some of the limitations of that and other free forum options.

    Plus, I visited some of the more popular Disney-related forums and noticed that they all used vBulletin. So, as I did more research on vB, I noticed the community on vB.org and other sites and figured to jump in :D
     
  7. Wayne Luke

    Wayne Luke Regular Member

    Well they forced everyone to upgrade to UBB.Threads from what I understand. Threads was originally a different application that Infopop (now Groupee) bought in 2003 to compete with vBulletin funnily enough.
     
  8. FullMetalBabe

    FullMetalBabe Zealot

    MyBB :P I am a MyBB lover.
     
  9. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    That's quite interesting - it's not a script that you see used that often. The only major organization that I've seen using UBB.threads is the MusicPlayer Network (more specifically, the MusicPlayer Forums).
     
  10. Richard

    Richard Novice

    The first script I ever used was actually something called Mercury Board. I don't know if it even exists right now...but I thought it was really cool and setup a site with it. Then I found SMF, and thought "wow, I've been missing out on a lot". And finally one day, two years ago, I came upon something called "Invision Power Board". Was hooked on the spot. :)
    Of course, MyBB is very good as well.
     
  11. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    MercuryBoard is indeed still around - I remember using that, as well.
     
  12. John

    John Regular Member

    The first forum software I used was phpBB but It was for a friend wich i was in charge of the forum making. I only used it once then i tried MyBB for a while then i went to vBulletin and now I am almost married to vB :D
     
  13. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    I know the feeling. :p
     
  14. Orreborrenorre

    Orreborrenorre Newcomer

    My first forum script was MyBB i checked the other ones out but can stand to use them.
     
  15. FullMetalBabe

    FullMetalBabe Zealot

    MyBB's admin interface I have to say it's the easiest for me.
     
  16. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    And one of the more pleasant to deal with.
     
  17. Will.Spencer

    Will.Spencer Newcomer

    I voted phpBB in the poll, but that's not quite true.

    I was an admin on an RBBS board, then I started my own QBBS board. I eventually upgraded that to Remote Access.

    Then one day this "Internet" thing just sort of took over and washed BBS's away.
     
  18. Soliloquy

    Soliloquy Regular Member

    The very first forum script I used was phpbb... that one is still up, though updated to phpbb3 now. And still giving me headaches on a regular basis.
     
  19. Chris

    Chris Regular Member

    That's perfectly normal, particularly when dealing with that script.
     
  20. Vekseid

    Vekseid Regular Member

    SMF, MyBB and Vanilla weren't even glimmers in their authors' eyes when I first toyed with forums O_o

    It was mostly just toying with it to help another person with their forum, however. Eventually I was on a Neverwinter Nights forum running Yabb SE, which eventually led me to finding SMF when it was released. For Elliquiy I went hunting a lot, but MyBB wasn't out and I never stumbled across Drupal to run a community on, and phpBB, well...
     

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