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Good job, the new designs look really fresh.
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Usually on my desktop pc or my surface pro.
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That's an extensive list, thank you for sharing. Unsplash is great. Pexels seems very nice also, especially with all those videos.
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Simon started following (Resource) Free stock photos
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Yeah, Affinity is great, and I love that I don't need to pay for an expensive subscription. I have Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher.
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No, why would I do that?
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I've tried it and I liked it, but it's too expensive for my taste.
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I really like IPB because it feels modern and professional, it's also easy to customize and expand with various official addons.
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Dreamhost is my favourite. They have a good ACP and support team.
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Unless your target group is webmasters then the answer is no. But some promotion forums can have other benefits for forum administrators, such as interesting discussions and networking. But again, I wouldn't waste my time "promoting" my forums on these platforms.
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If you used a free forum software. Which one would you prefer?
Simon replied to TopSilver's topic in Software and Hosting
This is true, but the open-source version of Vanilla is by design a pretty basic and traditional forum software compared to Flarum. It's also much easier to set up and get started with than Flarum which requires a bit more knowledge to deploy. -
If you used a free forum software. Which one would you prefer?
Simon replied to TopSilver's topic in Software and Hosting
My first forums ran phpbb and it was a decent forum software back in the days. But today? Nah, I don't know. Today I would probably go with Vanilla or Flarum. -
I would never have more than three different ads on a single page. It's better to just have a few - but good - ad placements than too much noise imho.
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I usually only display ads for guests and let my signed in users get an ad-free experience.
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I am sorry if I were a bit unclear in my post, but I didn't mean the ACP but the actual account settings page for regular users.