erocks08 said:I have seen some many posts saying that Ip.Board is much better than Vb4.
But so many major forums are powerd by Vb 4.
But I think that Vb4 should be a small bit cheaper.
lorcan said:Vb 3.8 looks a lot better than VB4 but i have to say that IPB is terrible to use, compared to all the other softwares.
Fowler said:I prefer IPB not only because it is a better software but because of the way they treat people. If you speak to some vb users or look at their support forum, you will see alot of people are annoyed with the their changes to prices and the structure.
The CEO of the host we use (HawkHost) is converting their support forum to IPB from vb as he is not happy about about the way vb has changed things. For their new host they also started off using IPB instead of vb. Also i think Fergal isn't happy about the changes either.
To our customers,
As some of you may know, we started our vBulletin 4 updates with the Fundamental skin. We made significant progress, but when we delved into the internals of the style it became abundantly clear that the new "template engine" (used in quotes because we feel it is an inaccurate description of the poorly thought out and executed template system) is, at best, bugged and incomplete. vBulletin's customers' complaints over the "template engine" number in the hundreds and can be found on the vBulletin forum and blogs.
We did a little digging, a little spying, a little survelliance and have uncovered a certain rumor (from a reliable, internal source), that fixing the "template engine" is now a priority and that we may see a significant overhaul near the time of the 4.04 release. I want to stress very, very strongly, at this point, this is just a rumor. However, it is our opinion that, as the complaints stack higher and higher, an announcement will be made soon confirming the above.
To that end, we are temporarily suspending our vBulletin 4 updates until the overhaul. This is not a decision of convenience. In its present state the "template engine" is simply unusable for anything other than simple customizations. We absolutely share the vBulletin community's extreme disappointment with the code, CSS, and new "template engine".
We will keep you updated with the latest and greatest vBulletin developments.
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