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Off-topic / Smf out of the game?
« on July 17th, 2012, 06:07 AM »
Not trying to stir up trouble, but did the SMF community go bye-bye? I can't seem to access their site and if I do get their site, I get a very, very broken site.
I'm not a huge supporter but just curious is all.
I'm not a huge supporter but just curious is all.
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Features / Public & Private Groups?
« on August 18th, 2011, 08:14 PM »
Hello all,
Great site and I love what you're doing. I've been a staunch supporter of SMF for quite a few years for a variety of reasons but I agree, things need to change and change for the better. It seems SMF is being left in the dust when it comes to competition features and capabilities and the "support" one receives is at best, ridiculous with large doses of ridicule for bothering them with questions about their own software.
I was wondering if you plan on adding a community group feature much like what VBulletin offers? The community group feature allows users to create their own "group" and make that group either open to the public or private with access based on invitation only, join only or both. These groups are able to upload their own pictures, create their own threads and a variety of other things that are separate from the main boards themselves.
This is an awesome feature and one that no forum software should be without IMHO. And of course the forum admins have total control over what permissions the group members and group owner can do or not do.
Great site and I love what you're doing. I've been a staunch supporter of SMF for quite a few years for a variety of reasons but I agree, things need to change and change for the better. It seems SMF is being left in the dust when it comes to competition features and capabilities and the "support" one receives is at best, ridiculous with large doses of ridicule for bothering them with questions about their own software.
I was wondering if you plan on adding a community group feature much like what VBulletin offers? The community group feature allows users to create their own "group" and make that group either open to the public or private with access based on invitation only, join only or both. These groups are able to upload their own pictures, create their own threads and a variety of other things that are separate from the main boards themselves.
This is an awesome feature and one that no forum software should be without IMHO. And of course the forum admins have total control over what permissions the group members and group owner can do or not do.