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I've got an idea. An automatic updater. But this one will automaticly change the files and the database and it'll read all changes from phpbb.com. With just one click! And it will not replace the files, just change them, because if you have mods, they will be messed up. How does that sound? I think ...

Yes. Is there any legitimate reason for this, other than a personal distaste for quick reply on the part of the developers?

Personal distaste is a legitimate reason. But I believe* the dislike for Quick Reply to be based in the phpBB philosophy of seperation of concerns; that forum software ...

A_Jelly_Doughnut wrote:Where is the AJAX? You're still using Web 1.0? How sad

That's the swearing.

cwbullet wrote: Bill Gates and Microsoft want to develop a discussion / bulletin board system. They have decided to sabotage all competition that cost less than $2000 a month.

That'll backfire when they release a Total Cost of Ownership study "proving" that phpBB costs more

sambeckett wrote: #3 reason: to peak peoples interest on the Bears, so next time they sell them they make mega $$$

I wish I had awesome ideas like making profit by selling items at cost. They make it back on the games they sell for the consoles, uh, bears, right?

Instead of critiquing SHS`' (shush) CVS (cuhvuhs) commits, read the IETF (eyetuff) approved RFC (ruhfec). It's clearly a FAQ (fack). HTH (huttth).

Prince of area51 wrote: And a bloke with 10 posts is given such option .. If this isnt a bug then wat will be

Perhaps actual malfunctions rather than just things you find humorous.

I heard the style is a hundred feet tall and eats coral reefs for breakfast.

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I don't think that word is particularly correct in this situation. An awful lot of volunteer effort goes into phpBB and the phpBB community, and I don't think the ads provide enough money to "break even" against that. You know what ...