Post by Mr.Niikolaus on Aug 9, 2010 20:00:53 GMT 8
Whether by hope to draw in new activity, an effort to create something new and unique, or just to induce change, people often bring up new ideas to the table for their forums' operations, such as some new boards or layout changes, a new theme, new codes, etc. Often times people will bring all these changes out at once, and call it [forum name] version 2.
However, what some people might call a new 'version' might just look like a few simple changes to someone else. Some might say that releasing a new version is an overused technique, use for the name rather than the actual new ideas implemented. Some even say that forums shouldn't have versions.
What do you think? What constitutes a new version for your forum? Do you release new versions at all? If not, why?
However, what some people might call a new 'version' might just look like a few simple changes to someone else. Some might say that releasing a new version is an overused technique, use for the name rather than the actual new ideas implemented. Some even say that forums shouldn't have versions.
What do you think? What constitutes a new version for your forum? Do you release new versions at all? If not, why?
