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but why vBulletin??? vBulletin is proprietary, isn't it?
as if this website started yesterday, and he had all the choices...
i appreciate the uptime, rather than jeremy chaseing down the latest technologies. I'm glad he has the capability to maintain and update the underlying system he started the site with rather than dump the whole site everytime some other forum system comes out with a new feature he thinks LQ needs...
I asked the same question a while ago coz I was suprised that he was running proprietary app, but then again, the explanations made sense and like someone else said, you use the best tool available for the job at that time.
Ok, I didn't know then in 2001 wasn't anything free like phpBB. Anyway, this forum doesn't look like other vBulletin forums like nvNews or Rage3D, and not like phpBB.
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