My first starter forum was one of those free forums, most likely phpBB. Not a bad software, though they didn't give full admin access. Since then, I've used myBB and Xenforo and currently SMF.
I used a demo version of Xenforo first and liked it so much that I made the purchase. It's a lot of money for a new forum but well worth the investment if you plan to become a serious forum owner and earn money.I used a demo version of Xenforo first and liked it so much that I made the purchase. It's a lot of money for a new forum but well worth the investment if you plan to become a serious forum owner and earn money.
I used MyBB for awhile on my first forum as that was the software which Softaculous would let me install on my forum host.I used MyBB for awhile on my first forum as that was the software which Softaculous would let me install on my forum host.
I tried MyBB, SMF and a few other forum software to see which ones I liked using, then upgraded to Xenforo. I didn't really stay with the free forum software long enough to say which one I like most.I tried MyBB, SMF and a few other forum software to see which ones I liked using, then upgraded to Xenforo. I didn't really stay with the free forum software long enough to say which one I like most.
The first forum software I used was MyBB. I used this software because it was open source and also one of the most used forum scripts. Then I switched to PhBB. I used this software for the same reason that I used MyBB. When I found MyBB and PhBBdifficult to use I began using SMF. I have never used premium scriptsThe first forum software I used was MyBB. I used this software because it was open source and also one of the most used forum scripts. Then I switched to PhBB. I used this software for the same reason that I used MyBB. When I found MyBB and PhBBdifficult to use I began using SMF. I have never used premium scripts
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