I've never heard of this forum software (Web Wiz)

[Kyrie]

Web Wiz Forums

www.webwizforums.com

Seems interesting, anyone have any experience?

 

[Alpha1]

Demo is here: https://forums.webwiz.net/
Its ASP based software. (Microsoft servers)

I used it until 2005 when my board was getting too big for it and I moved it to vbulletin 3. That move was a massive improvement. In 2017 I moved my big board to XenForo.
So my experience is pretty outdated. Oddly enough it doesn't look very different compared to 15 years ago. I would not consider WWF for any project.

 

[Kyrie]

Demo is here: https://forums.webwiz.net/
Its ASP based software. (Microsoft servers)

I used it until 2005 when my board was getting too big for it and I moved it to vbulletin 3. That move was a massive improvement. In 2017 I moved my big board to XenForo.
So my experience is pretty outdated. Oddly enough it doesn't look very different compared to 15 years ago. I would not consider WWF for any project.

It's on a program I was researching's website. It's their main forum even used today.

 

[Smokey]

I've used it from the user-end of it back when the old GameShark forums switched to it, before they moved to IPS and inevitably shut down not long after. Wasn't a fan of WebWhiz.

 

[overcast]

Look similar to the simple machine forums software?

 

[Nabix]

I love this....It's if vBulletin 3 and SMF had a baby...where has this been?

 

[Doug Heffernan]

It looks interesting, and so old fashioned imo.

 

[Smokey]

I love this....It's if vBulletin 3 and SMF had a baby...where has this been?

They've been around for a few years now, actually.

 

[Ryan Ashbrook]

They've been around for a few years now, actually.

WebWiz has been around for nearly two decades, actually.

Copyright ©2001-2020 Web Wiz Ltd

 

[Nabix]

And they are still stuck in the early 2000s from the look of it lol Still. . . nice to see boards like that still around.

 

[MagicalAzareal]

It is nice to see they value eco power,so much.