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I'm indifferent to 4.x needing a new theme bundled with it. If anything, I'd say prosilver is almost too iconic to give up as the default — iterate on it to make it better and better (for example, using header tags for post date/author info, footer tags for signatures, etc. or including Schema.org ...

If the venerated phpBB.com had to be offline for days to just prepare it for phpBB 3, that wouldn't be too inviting to those wanting to upgrade to it on the servers we mere mortals use...

Just a thought.

Logical number perhaps, but phpBB 2.0.x has the first registered user as user_id #2.

And, it would seem that updating from 2.0.x to 3.0.x will not change that, though conceivably a fresh install could do things differently.

http://area51.phpbb.com/cvs/" target="_blank

That's where you can get phpBB 3.0 development code, codenamed "Olympus."

If you want to get phpBB 2.0.19, the current stable release (and the only release you're gonna get support for or a really stable site with), use the link found at http://www ...

My guess is Pre BBCode or something similar, and it creates [pre]text here[/pre] tags, very similar to the HTML equivalent.

I'm not sure if the PRE HTML tags work with HTML on; I've never tempted fate by turning it on to test it.

There are BBCode extending modifications available, including one which adds a PRE tag for displaying preformatted text properly. I'm not sure if phpbbhacks.com has it, but it is available via phpbb.com when that site is back up and running.

Those two sites look completely different to me...

If I remember the knowledge base article (and dozens of posts on the subject) well enough, that is an acceptable copyright notice. They retain the phpBB copyright, do not obscure it in any way, and do not combine their copyright with it. They claim copyright of the forum (the site itself) but not ...

Well, I guess Christian literature, music, and movies are what I actively collect, I suppose.

But I also have a nice, valuable comic book collection thanks to my dad passing down his childhood collection to me a few years back...

Couldn't you just block all image folders from the bots using a robots.txt file? If bots can't download images, they will use significantly less bandwidth.