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What forum software is the most comparable to Vbulletin?
Now I do not particularly care if the software is free or not, but I am wondering what software is the closest to Vbulletin besides Vbulletin itself.
I have tried many different forum software packages, but I want one that has a slick and professional look comparable to Vbulletin. The main think I want is a forum that looks close to VB, without actually being VB. Any suggestions? |
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