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amykhar 03-21-2005 04:44 PM

Stefan, you know how you disabled searches in the premium mod folders?
 
Could you also offer us the option to disable searches and seeing the vbulletin 2 modification forums?

I'd be ever so thankful :)

sabret00the 03-21-2005 05:03 PM

disable vB2 forum on forumhome seconded :)

Xenon 03-21-2005 05:28 PM

I'll start a poll soon about moving the vb2 forums to the archives ^^

Johnny 03-21-2005 09:19 PM

i think it would be a great idea, force alot of vb2 users to upgrade their boards since they wont get support for vb2 that much. but then again you cant search the archives :/

amykhar 03-21-2005 11:40 PM

But, if Jelsoft vetoes closing them or if enough users still want them open, can we optionally hide them please? (Inserting sweetest smile here. :) )

Brad 03-22-2005 07:08 AM

I say close them when offical support dose, that way at least the vB2 users get support via these forums as long as they do at vBulletin.com.

sabret00the 03-22-2005 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny
i think it would be a great idea, force alot of vb2 users to upgrade their boards since they wont get support for vb2 that much. but then again you cant search the archives :/

funnily enough, depending on server specs, vB2 can still be better than vB3 for large communities :ermm:

Dean C 03-22-2005 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad.loo
I say close them when offical support dose, that way at least the vB2 users get support via these forums as long as they do at vBulletin.com.

That's been the plan all along yep :)

Dan 03-22-2005 12:14 PM

I'd really like to be able to disbale searching on vB2 ;) It would make me a very happy person.

Johnny 03-22-2005 01:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabret00the
funnily enough, depending on server specs, vB2 can still be better than vB3 for large communities :ermm:

i really dont see a much of a difference between server specs for vb2 and vb3. i think only thing that maters is how well the person can code their skin and vb hacks without creating that much of a resource and what they have disabled and enabled on the server and the script. thats how i see on a few large boards that use vb3 or vb2.


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