i'm just wondering how long it'll be. i'm planning on launching a new site but as with my last site lauch 1 week later i was upgrading. oh the joys of running vbulletin. but i guess its the price you pay. unless someone was to make an upgrade process that auto modified itself to the hacks you have installed. but that would make things too simple. would be an outstanding hack if it worked. sorry for my rambling

Exactly ;)

i like to read Zach and see that he is questionning the use of this same site.. :p lol... hey Zach, you're supposed to advertise hacks, not tell to install less.. lol :banana:

oh, and btw... having a good instruction text for each hack installed is always good... documentation is missing sometimes, that's why it's so hard to keep track of the hacks we have... even if we keep the codes somewhere safe.. ;)

and no, please, no 3.1 that soon... let me think that the actual version is perfect !!!!!!!!

nop prob, i'll tell the devs to call it 3.2 then :p

darn... illogical versionning... something's missing (Dora the Explorer!)

hey, they left out vb2.1 as well, did you complain in the past? ;)
(j/k)

regarding their old versioning system, the newest version should be vb3.3 then, as we had 1.1 and 2.2

I'm refering to when it takes a user over 2 hours to upgrade because they no longer have close to stock files (oh good god dont remind me of the vB2 days).

There is no real reason to have 30-40+ hacks installed now really unless... you've just got to much time on your hands.

... or your site is called vb.org ^^

Yes but you have the drones to help with the assimaltion of the new code. :)

*gg*

Yeah, drones are usefull in that case