phpBB vs Invisionboard?

[Techie-Micheal]

<--- notices that many people here are from the phpbb support/mod/dev team and thinks that the overall opinion is just slightly biased because of that.
...having dealt with these people before quickly runs away from topic.

<--- notices that many people here are from the vb support/mod/dev team and thinks that the overall opinion is just slightly biased because of that. ...having dealt with these people before quickly runs away from topic.

My comment wasn't very nice, and neither was yours. If we weren't here, there would be wrong information all over the place. That's it. We are trying to correct wrong information. As you notice, we had to do that on more than one occasion.

[CBR600]

May I ask if we can include IBF in the latest version of PhpNuke (6.9) with ease? And would it be difficult to get the user integration? Thanks for your time.

[Alastair]

I just thought I'd add IPB 1.3 is now at PDR3 (Public Development Release 3) and available for download, probably 2 releases from final.
http://forums.invisionpower.com/inde...T&f=1&t=100575

[CBR600]

I just noticed that I said IBF in my last post....I think I was referring IPB LOL....Invisionboard....Invisionpowerboard. I have not try it yet but it looks great.... considering it's a free script.

I just thought I'd add IPB 1.3 is now at PDR3 (Public Development Release 3) and available for download, probably 2 releases from final.
http://forums.invisionpower.com/inde...T&f=1&t=100575

[readybb]

phpbb is very easy on http://www.readybb.com

[cutenut]

phpbb is very easy on http://www.readybb.com

spam.


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anyway, the phpBB vs Invisionboard question.
for me, Invision wins hands down. easy to customise, great features, way better than phpBB.
only draw back with invision is the increasingly annoying attempts to make it's free users pay for it, almost cornering them

[Cam]

Off Topic:

spam.

Report Post, that's what it's there for

[Spencer F.]

I am not very informed when it comes to InvisionBoard as all I have worked with are phpBB and vB. As far as those two go I prefer vB, but I think phpBB does a great job for smaller sized forums.