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Lemanioc:
I have no experience with VB, but agree with John with
respect to the attractiveness of e-mail and the use of Outlook Express for
message management. Would also note that your assumption about increased
numbers might not be correct. Look at the Metastock, AGET, Dynamic Trader,
Ensign, etc. boards. If anything, active participation has decreased on
these boards as the programs mature. Usually there is a flurry of messages
when a new version is issued regarding bugs and new features, and then things
slow down until the next version is released.
Bill
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Subject: [amibroker] Re: Multiple Forum
System- Give it a chance
Hello John,just a few notes about
VBulltin:-Each user can decide how many messages to display per page
in his profil-VB is 100% customizable which means the webmaster can
remove, easily with template, any unwanted information from a
page.-You can subscribe to email notification, and unsubscribe, to ANY
thread, even if you don't post in. You then have a personal list of
your subscribed threads; and can manage it as you wish.-As time will
pass, amibroker will have more and more customers and message. I really
don't like the idea of managing it all on my Outlook express.I
feel confident John, because I have tried both systems of software
community, and because I actively used both, I can tell you i was much
more confortable with a web forum such as VB.Now we'll wait and see. After
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