[socialteenz]

Originally Posted by XiTCLUB

Design is back bone of innovation, if we cannot present our innovation in a better way no one is going to even take a look at it..
and in design department there 2 major options Flat vs Realism http://www.flatvsrealism.com/
and Instant Notification area more social integration will be good for VB. like the point you make "Twitter Like Feed" i am agree with you and so on other social features should comes in default product

like:
>>Built in Chat System
>>Built in Advanced Post Sharing (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pintetest)
>>Thread Featured Image Like WordPress (Extremely necessary for Facebook post sharing, currently we don't get Thread image for links we share on facebook).
>>Built in SEO (We dont want to use 3rd parties as they cannot be trusted as my investment gone on vBSEO)
>>What about user Timeline ?? (If Vb could make user Profile Pages like Facebook Timeline)

I think you ppl are just wasting your time suggesting things which will never be implemented unless they make some $$$ out of it.

All the list reminds me of the fake promises by vB.

What's To Come For vBulletin - Part II

I'll quote the list here..

In this post I would like to highlight how we are proceeding with the 4.X series and what we are expecting to introduce as part of the series. Please, note that these are not ordered in terms of priorities, but provided as a target list. And of course, as denoted in my previous post, 4.1 will include the top 4 items in this list.

Without further ado:

• Member Profile Customization
• Overhauled StyleVars
• Improved and integrated upgrade Process
• URL Mapping (CMS in root etc.)
• Improved CMS editor
• Google Auth + Twitter
• Mobile Skin (m.vbulletin.com)
• Updated style
• UTF-8 Further Development
• Revised Search
• Activity Stream
• Custom Content Type Builder
• Photo Gallery with Photo Tagging
• Sharing Tools
• Mobile API
• Custom Content Type Builder
• Updated CMS Permissions
• Improved use of Memcached and File Cache
• Member Newsletter Feature (Text + HTML)
• Header Menu Manager Customization (completed spec)
• Unified Moderation and Notifications System
• Unifying widgets and blocks
• Enable Community Moderation (vote up/down content)
• Additional Login Options (Google, Twitter, OpenID, Email Registration, etc)
• Subscription Option: Google Checkout
• Improved Asset Manager
• Updated email management/ and templates to prevent blacklisting
• PostgreSQL support (this will assist and be a part of refactoring our database structure)
• CMS Workflow (change author, draft, approved, unpub date)
• Inline Style/Theme Customization (Inline UI to edit StyleVars)
• Invite Friends Features
• Find Friend Features (via Address Book: Yahoo Mail, Gmail, AOL, etc)
• User can self-delete their profile/account
• Ad Management for Blogs and CMS (and more advanced Forum integration)
• Groups UI/UX
• Calendar UI/UX (also integrate with iCal)
• Expose Developer Documentation (dev.vbulletin.com)
• Official 3rd Party Developer API
• Review content type
• CMS Widget: Tag Cloud

It's been 3.5 years, you can figure out the stuffs which have been implemented so far.