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Introducing phpBB

by Deceth

phpbb_logo.jpgphpBB is an extremely popular forum system written in PHP and available for free. There is no reason to ever pay for a forum system so long as phpBB is around, it is extremely powerful and offers all the same features as any commercial product. The latest version, called Olympus, has been available as a beta since June 2006 and supports things like sub-forums which were some of the lacking features.

An internet forum itself is a place where your users can hold discussions. This means users are constantly generating new content which will help increase visitor loyalty and traffic to your website. Having a forum on your website will help you create a community of users which is what you need as a solid foundation to help your website grow.

phpBB is also a great learning tool for those interested in learning PHP since it is an open source project. Browse through the code and see if you can make any changes to successfully customize your forum!


Posted in PHP, Software, phpBB on April 13th, 2007

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  1. seonewbieJay Says:
    November 25th, 2007 at 1:53 am

    To get high rankings in Yahoo and MSN is all about links? I can get ranked easier in Google with links,
    but the other two I have no clue.

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