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Free vs. Paid Forum Scripts

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I have four forums and none of my forums are built on paid forum scripts. I am using free forum scripts like SMF, PhpBB, and MyBB. Based on my experience, there is no ned to go for premium forum scripts because free forum scripts are also very good. I even see a drawback of using paid scripts because it will increase your forum running costs.
 
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I have four forums and none of my forums are built on paid forum scripts. I am using free forum scripts like SMF, PhpBB, and MyBB. Based on my experience, there is no ned to go for premium forum scripts because free forum scripts are also very good. I even see a drawback of using paid scripts because it will increase your forum running costs.
Please can you explain to me what free forum scripts are? I don't understand it
 
Please can you explain to me what free forum scripts are? I don't understand it
SMF, PHPBB, and MyBB:
There are forum-based scripts.
MyBB and PHPBB are practically the same so the script is similar to a forum built with ForumOtion.
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While SMF is a little different and the interface is similar to Vanilla Forums.
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SMF, PHPBB, and MyBB:
There are forum-based scripts.
MyBB and PHPBB are practically the same so the script is similar to a forum built with ForumOtion.
Preview
View attachment 254
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While SMF is a little different and the interface is similar to Vanilla Forums.
Preview
MSZwaWQ9QXBp
I think this is quite understandable
Thanks for your explanation. I will also study more.
 

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