That's because vb.org is waaayyy more helpful. And you get a response to your problem/question/request almost immediately. I only frequent vb.com when I'm bored. ;)

I think design might make a difference as well, since Vbulletin.com has such a dull appearance (obviously though, since it's running on the default board for an example to clients). Maybe if vBulletin.com equiped themself with more than one style?

I wouldn't mind seeing vBulletin.org with a new style, possibly one custom made by Corey and his great talent? Or just buy one of those nifty styles at vBforumskins.com, although that wouldn't be original.

I could always make one for vb.org :)

hehe, though I doubt they will take it :'(
-Arunan

I think that Corey may be doing a style here when vB3 is released :D Don't hold me to that though ;)

I think noX should make one:D

Satan

Which corey are you talking about?
My name is Corey, I didn't know I was doing a style for vb3:p

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Edit:
J/k by the way :)

Just go ahead and make one. :) Chen deserves all the help he gets.

Also, vB.org is less formal, and since it's an unofficial vB site, people feel more comfortable here.

OK, I guess I will :)

-Arunan

Steve I think you're wrong in this Point *gg*
if you search for some very old thread, you can see a lot of guest accounts, so they haven't copied just the userDB.
also i remember i have clicked register before i was enable to post/edit profile and so on, but i was registred at vb.com before ;)


And the point of 0 Posters: yes here are more, because on vb.com why register when you don't post?
here you have to register to get the hacks ;)

@Arunan: Nice to hear, i'm sure chen will be glad when he reads ;)

I didn't have to register here and I know that many (if not all) of the member database was ported over to vb.org when it started up. FireFly would know more about this however.