Back when I first started using the PostNuke forums, they were both easier to navigate - plus, they had the added bonus of lots of people using them on a daily basis.
Easier to navigate possibly, but mainly because there was less to navigate.
How few new threads since I last visited is a telling sign, no matter what attempt various parties attempt to put on it.
You're entitiled to your opinion, but I'd say the evaluations are valid.
documentation is more robusts, not there yet, but better.
Then, too, there is only one other registered user online here at the same time that I am.
Numbers active don't tell the whole story, and you should know that.
That's a sign of increased popularity compared with the old days?
Depends on which "old days" you refer to, the John Cox days or the period after the great schisim? You have to figure we lost a lot in the days after the big fork to Xaraya, a peek over there has shown the people who followed there stayed. At that point things stagnated for a long time with PostNuke, and that is responsible for the loss of activity, not the name change or anything else. Drak would have to do any statistical analasys, or at least provide them, if available, but I'm seeing more activity over all now than in recent years, maybe it's not the same as the Mutant days and early Phoenix days, but its definitly improved now that things have picked up. Gotta figure we lost a good bit of the established user base to the new kids on the block, Joomla, Drupal, etc. Now we've got to build up the buzz more, which is helped by people looking forward, not backwards.
The bleeding edge, indeed.
Don't recall, did you do any development back in the day? As someone who did under Early .7x and is getting back to it now, it's a lot better now.
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