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Hi All,

A lot of issues have been raised over the past few months and my sincerest apologies for not responding to you all.

Over the past 10 months or so a lot of errors have started occuring in the forum software, such as;

  • No notifications to me when a user uses the subscriber feature which means that I am not aware until I have been emailed (I have a few users to add today) - this has meant that a lot of people have felt like I have not been appreciative also, this is incorrect - these forums are the way they are because of users who contribute.
  • Search function whacky - it seems to have its good and bad days from what I can gather, we added the google search but its not as good as a fully functioning VB search imho.
  • Post counts have been off for ages and actually decrease over time
  • Total lack of support from the VB team, they have been less than useless
  • Usergroup problems have held me back from adding people to the 'More PM Space' usergroup and other usergroups
  • Many more

I have had a lot of personal problems recently and havent had the time to devote to the forums but this is changing now. VB have left me no option but to consider using the new Invision Power Board forums software which I am about to download and test migrations from the current forums with. IPB will also give us more options as users with a full blog site for each member.

Over the next week I will be evaluating the migration to IPB and will endevour to make sure that each and every one of you knows how much I appreciate you. I know that sounds silly, but I sincerely apologise for these delays and I appreciate your patience.

In the meantime, I am conjuring a list of people who have contributed to the forums and will be making sure each of you get what you have paid for.

Kind Regards,

Christian

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