Since UBB.Dev is now officially producing coding for UBB.threads we thought it'd be a good idea to post what modifications to the coding we're running on this site. Since this is ultimately a sandbox of the newest features, we really didn't want any confusion as to why something here works slightly different than what's delivered, and how you can incorporate those modifications for your sites as well.

Current Modifications (v7.6.0):

• UBB.Sitemaps - Generates a sitemap of your forum links for inclusion to search engines. (Premium Modification)
• UBB.Staff - A listing of the staff (mods, global mods, admin's) on your forums. (Premium Modification)
• UBB.threads Bounced EMail Processor - Will connect to your mail server (over an IMAP or POP3 connection) and gather any bounced email messages and present them to you for maintenance (adding users to a group, changing preferences, etc). (Premium Modification)
• Subforum Highlights - Highlights your sub-forums in their listing to make them stand out more.
• Additional Ad Targeting - Additional work has gone in to target additional areas with the "Ad Island" coding.

Former Modifications (v7.5.9):

• UBB.Sitemaps - Generates a sitemap of your forum links for inclusion to search engines. (Premium Modification)
• UBB.Staff - A listing of the staff (mods, global mods, admin's) on your forums. (Premium Modification)
• Subforum Highlights - Highlights your sub-forums in their listing to make them stand out more.
• Better URL Sanitization for SEO - Makes the forum URLs easier to read. (Planned for v7.6.0)
• Stop Forum Spam - Login Detection - Runs every new login against the Stop Forum Spam database. (Planned for v7.6.0)
• Shareaholic Bar v0.3 - Extended placement of the Shareaholic Bar (Planned for v7.6.0)

What is a Premium Modification ?

I would change Slated to Expected

Well, they're slated because they aren't in the package yet. As for "premium", generally premium is wording to describe something that isn't free in the online world.

"Slated" means something different/not good in the UK.

Just looked it up...

Here in the US: to plan or designate (something) for a particular place and time; schedule:.

Whereas in the UK it'd evidently be like telling someone off... Hmm... lol

Updated the listing to reflect what items in the former list (v7.5.9) will be stock (v7.6.0).