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Old 3rd Feb 2007, 19:02
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The forum has been moved over to Linux this evening.

I think its much faster and its much better for SEO with MOD rewrite URLS.

Anyway...

Sorry if being offline caused any inconvenience.

Dave.
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Old 8th Mar 2007, 12:07
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Thats an old post alex.

Today I have been converting to simple machines phpbb forum.

Its much easier to moderate which will help hugely will all the spammers on the rise.

Its also better supported, easier to mod and edit and has better theme support.

Comments from all Please....

Dave.
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Old 17th Mar 2007, 19:21
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It is great that you are using a Linux server!

About vBulletin, I am glad that you have made the conversion! It was just before I came too! :D You should directly be able to kill off the spammers and I will be sure to report any posts that I consider as spam! You may want to install some more modifications to help TCF along in the process!
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