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Okay, I'll expand on the vB code thing. For one, you could use reference code to reference PHP.net. Like using a link with this format:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/{option}.{param}.php

And then they'd use [phpref=security]general[/phpref] to link to http://www.php.net/manual/en/security.general.php for example. This might be a nice kind of reference code to have. Same with a wiki. Let's say there is a site called PHP document wiki or something. You could have this kind of code:

http://phpwiki.com/{param} to use in a vB code to make reference links to said page on a wiki about PHP. So they might have [phpwiki]array[/phpwiki] which would make a reference link to a page on arrays (this is an example, not a real site).

The other vB codes are just fun stuff like my released set here:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=150454

As for content, it's nice to see you are working on it. Because this kind of site would do well with an article section of some kind, to share tutorials. Maybe like example guides on how to secure a forum, or to code a simple guest book or something?

Oh, and if you want modes like solved, 3.7 has prefixes which can be set to do this exact job.