Mist, and n9ne...your members don't see the admin cp ;) just live with it.

IMO it looks really great, and the template editor would seem complicated only for people who have been using the net for awhile ;) j/k

I'm not going to use vB3 until 2004 as I've just heavily modified a vB2 and I just can't upgrade now.

I think the acp looks great. The template editor looks really feature packed. It may be confusing at first, but I am sure people will get used to it (They almost have to).

But peoples' opinions are peoples' opinions...you can't change that.

LOOL, that was a good one chen ;)

back to theme
in conclusion, we will see how fast we come into the use of the new acp, and then it'll show how good it'll be ;)
no sense to discuss that now.

and the style alone?
as i know there are many out, who doesn't like the purple look of the vb2 acp
that's why it can be modified. just change out the colors and other things....
i'm sure it wouldn't be that hard ;)

I meant that they seem to be putting all aspects of vB3 down when in reality it simply blows vB2 away. The coding is much better and it is much more optimized. There is no reason to even think about staying with vB2.

Inner Beauty is what counts ;)

Agree :D

:o at the screenshots! Looks great! Can't wait to get my hands on vB3 - first thing I would do is try to port over my suspension/ banning/ warning system over (if it's not already present) and my points system. :D

I'm a sucker for the latest versions of things...

@ Freddie:

Im a happy vbulletin 2.2.x user at the moment and its running quite nicely for me now :)

You can see my comments in the thread over at vbulletin.com ...

- miSt

hmm, the first things i'll add is my mods can edit users and the more functions in editpost for admins with all security additions to not let mods edit my msgs and so on...

perhaps some of this is already included :)

@Arunan: you are not showed as licenced here. Can you please reenter your email and update your profile after that?