What forum software can you recommend, Jow Forums? I need to set up a discussion platform for a small team and our users. I'd prefer a forum or a message board with user registration to real-time chat.
Forum software
Cooper Smith
Brayden Bennett
github.com
Liam Barnes
This doesn't look as good as Kareha. It's a bad fit because most participants will want easy-to-recognize identities (normal users are unfamiliar with tripcodes) and email notifications when they get a reply.
Ryder Jackson
discourse.org
might be overkill
Connor Anderson
You should check out discord.gg
Gavin Hill
Tumblr can do all of this.
Thomas Phillips
No, thanks.
Carter Smith
Flarum
Hunter Evans
Check this one out
board.asm32.info
Anthony Anderson
Impressive. Really fast, though slower than forum.dlang.org
Adrian Young
>latest release is v0.1.0-beta.7.1
How ready is it?
Hunter Young
fken hell some people like to suffer
Gabriel Garcia
>making quality software with the programming language of the gods
>"""suffer"""
Brandon Allen
phpbb is nice
Benjamin Williams
>x86 assembly
>programming language of the gods
The devs better have an ARM migration plan.
Sebastian Sanchez
all you need is lynx chan
Evan Barnes
The nicest forum software is proprietary.
Grayson Long
Jow Forums would be my top pick
Brayden Lewis
>Dear user, click this link to join our tech support community:
Henry Davis
slack
Charles Ross
phppbb
Camden Ward
>2018 normalfags
>forum
pick one
seriously i don't of any small group of normies who prefer using forums over social media or teamwork platforms like discord
Austin Carter
PHPBB MODIFIED BY PRZEMO
Jacob Price
discourse is a bit bloated, but it's well supported, foss.
It is also kind of hard to integrate with an existing users database (there are guides to do so, but is not has easy as it probably should).
Bentley Cruz
Do they still maintain FluxBB?
Ayden Russell
>we will continue to support the latest version, at least with security fixes.
for now
Jordan Long
>A[uti]smBB
Jose Martinez
>abandon fluxbb
>make discourse2.0
for what purpose
Hudson Price
Chase Myers
I've been using SMF since 2009.
Josiah Parker
simple machines
Josiah Watson
XMB2 if you don't mind no support
>hasn't been hacked since 2011
>still up to date because there isn't security options to add because no one knows of it
>changed hands so much no one wants to work on it anymore
>predates Simple Machines
xmbforum2.com
Nolan Walker
sounds like security through obscurity