I know of at least three dead forums due to community migrating to facebook, never mind that a lot of communities are only-facebook based. You can choose to ignore facebook, but many of the internet users use facebook groups as a community (be it for cars, gadgets, sci-fi and whatever).
Just out of interest are your edits all style related or more in depth?Volksdevil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2017 5:16 pm Of course I don't, but that is the only real difference the man in the street will see. Man in the street sees near zero difference when looking at a 3.1 or 3.2 board...And yet I've got all this damn hassle.
So PHP7 support then...and a load of other techy jargon that I'm not really interested in when just wanting to run a community. HTML and CSS...fine, anything else, I don't want to have to delve into.
The auto update has always been essential for me, but it fails at the first hurdle (Which I've reported with no response ) Easy to fix an incorrect link in the package surely!? Plus it's obviously going to be phased out anyway.
And then the instructions are confusing as hell from thereon in.
'Delete files' where it used to say 'These files will be deleted', then you have members on this board being snarkily asked, why did you delete files? Then there's all the broken pages, errors, extensions etc. Just way too many to list.
Heavy CSS, HTML, Javascript and jQuerysakm wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2017 5:42 pmJust out of interest are your edits all style related or more in depth?Volksdevil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2017 5:16 pm Of course I don't, but that is the only real difference the man in the street will see. Man in the street sees near zero difference when looking at a 3.1 or 3.2 board...And yet I've got all this damn hassle.
So PHP7 support then...and a load of other techy jargon that I'm not really interested in when just wanting to run a community. HTML and CSS...fine, anything else, I don't want to have to delve into.
The auto update has always been essential for me, but it fails at the first hurdle (Which I've reported with no response ) Easy to fix an incorrect link in the package surely!? Plus it's obviously going to be phased out anyway.
And then the instructions are confusing as hell from thereon in.
'Delete files' where it used to say 'These files will be deleted', then you have members on this board being snarkily asked, why did you delete files? Then there's all the broken pages, errors, extensions etc. Just way too many to list.