Jay

Hey [mention=139]Nebulous[/mention], great to have you stop by. Welcome to FR.;)

I've been tinkering with GPchat and copilot; I plugged in the question for a bit of run (are forms dead) and got this response. According to a Digital Point forum post, forums are not dead, and there is still room on the internet for them. However, the popularity of forums has decreased over time due to the rise of social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit 1. That being said, forums still have their place in the online world. They can be used to offer customer support on a community scale, provide a platform for discussions on specific topics, and more. In fact, some forums are still visited by a large number of users and can get massive traffic from Google 2. So, while forums may not be as popular as they once were, they are still alive and kicking. Do you have any other questions about forums or anything else?

I agree; I've gone to other panels in the past and lasted a few days, then switched back lol; as for shared hosting, it's been years for me since I've used it.

I love cPanel, but the cost is becoming unreasonable.:(

I will be adding some user upgrades here and there, plus some advertising spots, but nothing serious.

Ive been on sites where none of the staff had clear instructions on what they needed to do, it caused lots of grief when things were set in place.:)

I was into The Road Runner back in the day, but today's cartoons are not so much.

Well, that is a hard question to answer as I've been doing this for a long time; I would have to say more work and no play, maybe.:eek:

Went outside for some fresh air.

What kind of requests are you getting [uSER=7]@Katergenic[/uSER]

We know they would let it sink first.:eek:

Despite Vbulletin's challenges, there are potential solutions that could help revive the platform. By focusing on modernization, feature enhancements, and customer service improvements, Vbulletin could potentially regain its competitive edge and attract new users if they got certain Dev's back LOL. ;)

I still have many licenses, I'm sure many do.

I still have love for vB3, so many memories on so many sites back then.:)

I would have to say phpBB, it's been a few years since I played with it; however, I may install it again to see if it's improved.;)

Sometimes that works, when it doesn't keep them in moderation, I guess.

I was going to add above that many theme makers that do holiday ones disappear as well, making it very difficult to keep updated; I've only found one that's been around for a few years now that does them.;)

Oh well, to bad for them I say.;)

I would never do that, I'm really particular with house cleaning and my laundry,even if I was rich i would still do my own.;)

I will continue will my badness on forums here when I have time, yes we all make mistakes.:eek:

Well, I've been with the same host for over 6 years and never one had that issue, I know they are really good about notifying customers if there is a problem with any server.;)

Most people don't like change, as you know many get used to changes and grow to like them. :)

It's kind of funny back when the first Terminator movie came out, many thought things like that would never happen, we are now at that stage where the machines run everything.:p

I still see a few big boards using this outdated software, it's a real security risk.

They are ok however I've spent hundreds of dollars on holiday themes and apps with really no benefit so I've stopped using them.