papamike writes:  

Traditionally, it seems like Java is the web language of choice for corporations, and PHP has been the web language of choice for people who own their own websites (i.e. small scale websites). It also seems like both of these groups will swear by anything that their language, whether it be PHP or Java, is the supreme language of the universe..... Read More by Eric Rowell on March 4th, 2010

Internet Explorer (Browser) has never been CSS standards compliant and has always cause heartache for developers. Version 6.x is one of the worst and, frankly, we (the RavenNuke(tm)), have grown tired of trying to support the very much out dated and antiquated browser! Please take part in our Survey so that we can get a feel for the potential impact of dropping support for IE6.x browser. Additionally, there is a forum thread that you might want to participate in: CSS 3.0 is going to be exciting!

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Don't forget to vote in the Survey!

montego writes:  

Come on folks, $47.24 in donations is absolutely crazy for the amount of help you can get on this site! It takes money to run a site like this and the last I checked, there still are no money trees been invented LOL.

I cannot stand by and watch this happen. I personally will match ALL donations from now until November 29th (end of your day) up to a total of $50 (total new donations - I have not found that money tree either - lol).

Come on! Anyone can donate a few dollars.

montego

pcnuke writes:  

My opinion of the Nuke Community(www.pcnuke.com):

Date: 05.14.06

One thing the team at PCN Systems has found out working with the PHP-Nuke portal system (in our short time within the community) is that it will never be up to date & can have many security issues. While members & staff of this website enjoy using phpnuke and variations of the program. Part of the fun of it is messing with it, and converting sections of it they way you want it to be. They main thing you must remember is that its a free program and is Open Source, so you can distribute it, and change it, and any addons created for it, anyway you would like. Many people will use it as BASIS to develop a new FORK from, converting areas of the code they way they choose. We want everyone here at www.pcnuke.com to know that versions found on our website are not FORKS, they are truly php-nuke based at heart, and any addon created for phpnuke will always work with all systems found on this website.

The main reason for the programs flaws are caused from its developer and bad coding he releases to the public. While the overall idea of the system is great and I mean no dis-respect to the developer of PHP-Nuke (FB) www.phpnuke.org , the program could be made better by its dev... by rechecking its operations in a couple of browsers, prior to releasing it to the public. Remember Php-Nuke is also a fork created from a previous open source poratl system. Read More...

Policy Statement From Raven Concerning Public Complaints About Other People

Folks, I will be as nice as I care to be with this, so please don't press it. This site is not run with First Amendment Rights. You do NOT have freedom of speech to say what you want about anything you want. I have removed 2 recent threads conerning another member's site and subscription practices. If you have a beef with someone, then handle it offline with them. There is absolutely no reason to go public with your beef, right at the beginning, unless you are looking to stack up support in your corner, in 99% of the cases.

Rather than beat around the bush, let me sum it up according to Raven's World. According to the GPL license, GPL software is free. However, GPL clearly allows for people, whether the author or not, to charge a reasonable amount for access to the media (FB is well known for this). Plain and simple. In addition, ANY AND ALL software written to be used by a GPL application MUST BE AND IS GPL regardless of how you package it. So changing your license to something else and then making it for phpNuke automatically changes your license to GPL.

So, this is not a public forum. Settle it on your own, between the two of you, the way that men ought to do. If, however, you have a valid bitch and have tried to settle it off line and are not able to, contact me in PRIVATE and ask my opinion. Do not assume that I or others will agree with either of you. Please, let this be the end of these matters.

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Addendum: I will add that if someone is posting news about other people's software and is not also including the author's name and author's site in the article, then that would be wrong. it must always be evident as to where the software actually originates.

nukeevangelist writes:  

poll "What do you expect from future version 8.0 of PHP-Nuke?"  Read More...