Premium Forums

[Paul M]

Please note that in the next few weeks we will be archiving most of the current premium forums.

A recent review of the existing forums has shown that most are no longer actively used to support the modification they were originally set up for - either the mod is no longer available, is no longer supported, or support has moved elsewhere.

The only one that seems to be in use as intended is the ibProArcade forum, this will remain as is (for now). If any of the authors of the other mods think they have a good reason why their forum should not be archived then please contact the administrators in the next two weeks.

If the modification is still available then members can continue to request help in the original release threads.

We are not accepting any requests for new premium forums (and indeed, haven't for some time now). We are, however, looking at and discussing alternatives (such as possible ways we could use the new vbulletin tools system).

[Brandon Sheley]

sounds like a good idea.
clean the place up some

[PixelFx]

sounds fair

[Reeve of shinra]

Project Tools = great idea

Originally Posted by Reeve of shinra

Project Tools = great idea

We think so too, which is why we are looking into it.

[projectego]

Thanks for the heads-up, Paul!

[akanevsky]

Originally Posted by Paul M

We are, however, looking at and discussing alternatives (such as possible ways we could use the new vbulletin tools system).

How about... hacking the vBulletin Tools system in such a way that every hack would be counted as a project, in which the hack's author would be the admin and everyone could post in that project (should be an option for the admin to enable/disable such postings)...

Of course, the project homepage with the list of project could be very long with such use of the system, but then, it could be disabled completely since all the links to the hacks' respective projects would be in the hack threads themselves.

Originally Posted by Psionic Vision

How about... hacking the vBulletin Tools system in such a way that every hack would be counted as a project, in which the hack's author would be the admin and everyone could post in that project (should be an option for the admin to enable/disable such postings)...

Of course, the project homepage with the list of project could be very long with such use of the system, but then, it could be disabled completely since all the links to the hacks' respective projects would be in the hack threads themselves.

That's the basic idea of what we are going for.

[Dismounted]

Sounds good .

[EnIgMa1234]

Good work