[]And a good year it's been, at least in my eyes I think we've made quite a bit of progress on .threads. I think this site has been great as well, still hoping we'll get more people here but that will come.
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I mentioned this before somewhere else, but the main reason not many people know about threads yet is due to the ignorance of many other people. I'm regulars on many forums, some dealin with various website material.
I can say, 99.999999% of the time when people ask about forum software, what is best, what isn't, every single person says "Get vBulletin, they are the only php/MySQL solution that isn't free" or "UBB is a bandwidth hog, it uses perl, its slow, etc..."
Such ignorance on their part, so I always butt my head in and inform them that there is a php/mysql producted offered by InfoPop, and many of them had no idea, or just insist that vb is better because previous flat file UBB was a resource hog.
So it is just kind of irritating to hear the nonsense that gets spewed. People asking questions and looking for answers but never hear the full story. I think the main problem is because it has UBB in the name, and for many people, they associate that with the once very standard BBS software which was obviously perl. So even if they do catch wind of this new product, they shrug it off because they see UBB.
I think the general public needs to be made aware of threads and shown that it is not simply a UBB port and it is an entirely new product. I know that isn't easy to do and it will come with time, but it just irritates me when people speak foolishly
Ok, I'm done now