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Which FREE forum software is the easiest to mod? for that matter, what's the best FREE forum software in your opinion? thx to anyone that can help!
 
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hm, sounds scary... ok, I'll keep it in mind.
 
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Just the fact phpBB needs to be modded in the files themselves (the tpl files) makes it the best in this matter. Not all people like to have a stock theme or "normal" looking forums. I want to recreate the themes, make the headers from the scratch and the recode them, modify everything ... so far ONLY phpBB let me do this, just because I could mod the tpl files and work on them.

I have an IPB forum too and I can't make a left column in the index, even if I kill myself. If I was on phpBB I could have opened index_body.tpl and be done with it in 3 minutes.

For peopel who want to change a lot in the themes, not just some colours and the logo, then phpBB is indeed a gold mine. Let's not bash a script just because we didn't have the time to work it out. :)
 
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true. thx everyone, rep added to dojo, (can't add to weblord, sorry, it says I got to spread the rep), GTace, microdude431, and marcus25. Thx again!
 
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phpBB is the best
 
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I would say phpBB, easier to mod and skin. The drawback being it's the easiest to hack too.
 
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phpbb all the way
 
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PunBB by far.

-Steve
 
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