[Christos Teriakis]

@Ramsesx
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First of all, just for the history, The Geek and Morgan are the same person, the Calorie who was Moderator here.
As for your comments. For sure you didn't offended me in anyway. Nothing can offend me when it said face to face, following with explanation. I do agree with you. Totally I agree. The only problem is that for everything that you said (which I accept as real), there is an underlying reason, that in most cases has nothing to do with my personality.

For example about moving in-out my mods from vb.org. Even if I do admit that vb.org is a superior site, the way that is working is not frinedly for coders. For example instead to give a thread to coder for supporting a mod, they must give a Bug Tracker's thread. It will reduce the amount of double posts.

Another frustating situation for coders (much be more for designers). So many changes in the core files (vB). I'm ready to give time for adding features to my mods, but why to waste so often my time to change something that working before? I've 2 PHP Scripts, 3 Facebook applications and 2 WHMCS modules. I never had to change the code other than adding features.
In any case, is a long story.

Finally about my sites Sure there is a reason for it too, but offcourse not easily understandable from endusers. I always had a problem. A site per product, ... a site per platform, ...or one site at all? Don't forget that I've scripts in 5 platfors: PC Applications, PHP Scripts, vBulletin Addons, WHMCS Modules, and last .. Facebook applications. And if you add to these 5 that I'm testing on coding addons for xenForo and IPB, you'll understand how difficult is to decide. What to do... Coding is my passion... I've i total around 50 applications. If I had the money, I should operate a site per platform. But....

@Simon Lloyd
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Yes, vB5 Connect is in Beta. But comparing it with vB4 betas, I can say for sure that vB5 is much more stable than vB4. Actually, if I had a valid license (now I'm working with the Alpha Tester's version), I had to put it in live site.
The question is... how many will move on?.... That's the problem

Chris