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  • feldon23
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    Zomg

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  • AlexanderT
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    Originally posted by IB Adrian View Post
    If by "the management" you are referring to me, yes.
    I think I speak for all of us in saying that Kier and Mike have done a really nice job with the software, and it is great to have a more competitive marketplace for forum software - I feel we all win from that.
    Well said. If anything, those people in charge who don't frequently visit this community will finally come to understand as well that something needs to be changed.

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  • Mark.B
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    Originally posted by Trevor Hannant View Post
    That was first discussed before today.



    http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/entry...-user-profiles
    Credit where it's due, they look good.

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  • MRGTB
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    Originally posted by PirateReports View Post
    IB will leave them to continue doing the really good job they appear to have started without any legal sour grapes
    Kier is not stupid, he wouldn't start something of this magnitude and put so much effort into it already. If he felt for one second, he could end-up in court fighting a lengthy legal battle against IB.

    I agree also, that you cannot knock IB for letting this thread stand, knowing that it's also a "Public One".

    What I'd like to say after again congratulating Kier and Mike on this. It's very early days yet, and from here on in they'll have their work cut out if they want to keep people very much interested in it. Development will have to be fast and furious to do so. They was always going to get a huge response at first from vBulletin customers who know them. Let's see how thing are 2-3 weeks down the line when that initial interest and curiously storm has blown over.

    Just to put things in a bit more perspective
    Last edited by MRGTB; Thu 29 Jul '10, 11:23am.

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  • PirateReports
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    Originally posted by IB Adrian View Post
    If by "the management" you are referring to me, yes.
    I think I speak for all of us in saying that Kier and Mike have done a really nice job with the software, and it is great to have a more competitive marketplace for forum software - I feel we all win from that.
    IB could have won more if they had not jumped ship and become a competitor but its great to hear IB will leave them to continue doing the really good job they appear to have started without any legal sour grapes. Lets hope something was learned from the mistake of labelling Scott a disgruntled ex employee and how that backfired.

    If it's great to have a competitive marketplace why do people have anti competition clauses?

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  • vijayninel
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    Originally posted by IB Adrian View Post
    If by "the management" you are referring to me, yes.
    I think I speak for all of us in saying that Kier and Mike have done a really nice job with the software, and it is great to have a more competitive marketplace for forum software - I feel we all win from that.
    Really appreciate vBulletin team for allowing this thread to remain. Very sporting of you.

    I would like to add that we havent given up on vBulletin as yet and we hope that vBulletin will continue to get better.

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  • is_it_me
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    Originally posted by IB Adrian View Post
    If by "the management" you are referring to me, yes.
    I think I speak for all of us in saying that Kier and Mike have done a really nice job with the software, and it is great to have a more competitive marketplace for forum software - I feel we all win from that.
    Yep, you were included in my thinking of what the IB ‘management’ is, good to see you posting again Adrian.

    Shame, it took the ‘demo launch’ of a new competitor for that to happen, whereas there’s been silence for so long and in particular over the last week or so.

    Could we be witnessing a new attempt by IB to connect with their disgruntled customers?

    I hope so.

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  • nwingate
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    Originally posted by Ramsesx View Post
    VB 3.8x is rock solid, so he isn't wrong.
    That I agree with. I just don't see anything compelling after that release.

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  • akia
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    I'm so excited about it not becuase I want to change but because more compitition may hopefully get IB it sort out VB4.

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  • Trevor Hannant
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    Originally posted by Alfa1 View Post
    Well the silence about vb 4.1 has mysteriously been broken today.
    That was first discussed before today.

    Originally posted by is_it_me View Post
    It has? Where?

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  • Trevor Hannant
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    Originally posted by is_it_me View Post
    'good guys', like yourself.
    Awww, shucks....

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  • Kier
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    Thanks, Adrian.

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  • IB Adrian
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    Originally posted by is_it_me View Post
    I was thinking more of 'the management', not the 'good guys', like yourself.
    If by "the management" you are referring to me, yes.
    I think I speak for all of us in saying that Kier and Mike have done a really nice job with the software, and it is great to have a more competitive marketplace for forum software - I feel we all win from that.

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  • is_it_me
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    Originally posted by Alfa1 View Post
    Well the silence about vb 4.1 has mysteriously been broken today.
    It has? Where?

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  • Alfa1
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    Originally posted by Mark.B View Post
    I wonder if the management have noticed though? Or even if they care?
    Well the silence about vb 4.1 has mysteriously been broken today.

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