No one should need to vote for this, it should have been included BEFORE it was released period the end.
No argument or rebuttle needed cause you know it's the truth and the "lack there of" in regards to that sure does impact sales, I know this for a fact its simple business but someone waaaaay high up simply dropped the ball and decided to never pick it up again :O :P.
No one should need to vote for this, it should have been included BEFORE it was released period the end.
No argument or rebuttle needed cause you know it's the truth and the "lack there of" in regards to that sure does impact sales, I know this for a fact its simple business but someone waaaaay high up simply dropped the ball and decided to never pick it up again :O :P.
Voting for it shows that its a priority for customers, that is how change what is going on.
Voting for it shows that its a priority for customers, that is how change what is going on.
No it does not, that has been the issue for about four years now. The first priority is to get the software where it should be, then they look to add the simplest things, or just do a total rewrite like they did with vB5, instead of making people happy.
So we as staff or as developers here on .org have to deal with a lot of dissatisfaction from people an a daily basis.
Needless to say this is no longer on topic, seems the discussion has ran off on a tangent from TAZ to the software used and now a discussion about vBulletin 5 for some odd reason.
Yeah it did. I am trying to find information regarding the dissatisfaction related to vb5 so that I can try to do some work related to it.
I'll just dig around the forums to see what information I can find.
Thanks!
Open a new thread on here or vb.com and ask for honest feedback, they will come and comment trust me but remember that honest feedback is also a matter of perspective and opinion. You can also do as you suggest and backtrack to find countless threads on the subject not only here but on the vBulletin.com forums as well.
(Reuters) - Private equity firm KKR & Co LP said it would buy Internet Brands Inc, which operates CarsDirect and other websites, from private equity firms Hellman & Friedman and JMI Equity.
A source familiar with the matter said the deal was worth about $1.1 billion.
KKR, which owns the popular internet domain registration firm GoDaddy.com LLC, is looking to expand Internet Brands' services while focusing on business categories such as automobiles, health, legal, and home and travel.
Internet Brands, which was taken private for $640 million in 2010, also operates websites such as Lawyers.com and ApartmentRatings.com. The company also provides automobile-related software and services to Toyota Motor Corp, Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Group LLC [CHRY.UL].
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