How can it continue to be the best, when the dev team has left/been fired? It's like me running a business and I leave and now someone else own it... it doesn't mean that it will be better.. it could be, but it also could be worse.vijayninel said:I think vB is still the best and will continue to be so for some time...but the thing is that vB is generating a lot of ill will amongst its loyal costumers with these moves, and I wonder how this will affect the future of vB.
DON said:How can it continue to be the best, when the dev team has left/been fired? It's like me running a business and I leave and now someone else own it... it doesn't mean that it will be better.. it could be, but it also could be worse.
You do know IB ONLY cares about profits and not about the customers or staff.... Go look at other takeovers by IB.. most have lost lots of people..v0id said:Internet Brands (the new owner of vBulletin) surely knows what they are doing, they have experience, vBulletin does have experience, and as we can read in that post, they are both happy. We will see how it goes after the final release.
vBulletin will not lose users so quickly. Even if vB4 will be a fail, they will do their best to improve it.
In my opinion, 3.8 series was a fail (community stuff), but well, it's here, and it's used.
We will see how good will these products be, and if the price is right. As long as it will offer as good features as IPB, they will be fine.
Future price comparision:
vB4 standard = 195$
IPB standard = 149.99$ + 25$ (every 6 months)
vB4 Suite = 285$
IBP + all add-ons = 50 + 50 + 65 + 149.99 = 314.99$