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There is a lot of forum software out there. phpBB, vBulletin, Invision, Ultimate, etc. You could start up a forum that allows feedback on each of these. It could grow as a community. People would post their praise, questions and complaints, which is what forums are for.
The only problem I see is the fact that the software will each have their own forum, but, there's no harm in trying!
Good luck!
The only problem I see is the fact that the software will each have their own forum, but, there's no harm in trying!
Good luck!
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Ahhh, OK...that's not a bad idea. I think I have an interesting twist you can add to that. You could install all the different forums software and people can try them out and compare features right on the site.
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True, but most will want to have admin access to see the backend of each. Some admin areas are better and have more features than others. They can always see what it looks like by the demos on the publisher's site.
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