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Re: Proboards Forums--good or bad?
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Originally Posted by team1591
Hey everyone!

Ive been looking to make a forum board for our team and ive made one using proboards at, http://1591.proboards81.com.

I am looking for some feedback on it and for those who have used the service before, do you think it is good or bad and why....

And if you have a forum, what software/service do you use??

Thanks,
-Steve
If your needs are very basic I'd say go for it. I used proboards for one of my projects for a year back in 2003 and I was happy with it. If you desire more control and such, then you can try some of the other suggested boards. You shouldn't need anything else if you are using it as a simple communication tool for your team.
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