Smart site, I like it!
I'm a bit weary of those jack-of-all-trade systems though, it seems script-kiddies love to bring them down as often as they can. Although they were free, just look at e107 and phpnuke - absolute nightmares!
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Smart site, I like it!
I'm a bit weary of those jack-of-all-trade systems though, it seems script-kiddies love to bring them down as often as they can. Although they were free, just look at e107 and phpnuke - absolute nightmares!
If costs are a factor, I recommend you just rent a VPS or something and use some guides. I know it's not out of the box, but there are guides for everything and they can be easy enough to follow. I rent a VPS on which I host a website, forum and a 32 man teamspeak server. I pay £5 a year for a domain name and £2 a month for the VPS.
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ProBoards? Not the most advanced forum software but quick and easy to setup. It's free and hosted by them.