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[ElChingon]

I wonder how hundreds, most likely thousands upon thousands, of sites across the Internet manage to use vBulletin. All those sites must be run by elite anti-hacking computer geniuses or something.

I know many of forums that switched away from vBulletin in the past 6 months, they may of known something Future or actually Lack of Foresight Media knew. The number of forum converters from vBulletin to other forum software grew as well, another odd item no one at Fut... Lack of Foresight Media noticed or foresaw.

To top it off no one received an e-mail stating to change their passwd, the key sign you should probably be using a rouge e-mail and not an e-mail of any value for this site, you've been warned.

 

[TheGame]

I know many of forums that switched away from vBulletin in the past 6 months, they may of known something Future or actually Lack of Foresight Media knew. The number of forum converters from vBulletin to other forum software grew as well, another odd item no one at Fut... Lack of Foresight Media noticed or foresaw.

To top it off no one received an e-mail stating to change their passwd, the key sign you should probably be using a rouge e-mail and not an e-mail of any value for this site, you've been warned.

vBulletin are losing large amounts of customers.
Partly price, partly because v3 and v4 are vulnerable to attacks and no longer supported, and vbulletin 5 is the biggest heap of crap ever released. Nearly 1000 reported bugs, and so far 400 of them fixed. All the lead devs at VB left over a year ago, it is pretty much collapsing as a piece of software.