Favorite Forum

[CalabiYau]

I like this forum, maybe just because I have used to it. I hate to change too much, especially when lost track of ever existed information.

me too  +5%

[cube]

reddit has an upvote function which some people find useful.  Personally, I prefer this forum.

[JonnyB]

which UI is the best?

I like this UI http://flarum.org/

+5%

Agreed looks nice.

flarum looks good

[mf-tzo]

i prefer this kind of forum.
I suggest you make a poll using the different alternatives instead of looking from everyone's comments

[abit]

I feel the new forum will be used by MAS.

[fuzzy]

i know sharebitstalk.io is planning to use nodebb.  we are also looking at tokenifying it with the sharebot (obviously).  moght not be a bad idea to use it as a test forum to see if we can get it incorporating bts.  if bitsharestalk community likes it, they coild likely copy it themselves.  we have some interesting talks going on behind the scenes.

[luckybit]

which UI is the best?

Check out Discourse. SAFE Network forum uses it and it's the best forum out.

[BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode]

which UI is the best?

I like this UI http://flarum.org/

+5%

Agreed looks nice.

[cass]

which UI is the best?

I like this UI http://flarum.org/

+5%

[fav]

I prefer reddit.

[abit]

I like this forum, maybe just because I have used to it. I hate to change too much, especially when lost track of ever existed information.

[gamey]

BTW what commenting style do you prefer - the reddit style where you reply to a comment creating a new sub thread or forum style where you need to cite the text you are replying to? What the pros and cons of each approach?

Reddit style voting can make unpopular opinions less heard. Thats what the whole tree based thing is based on.  Flat style forces people to view more of other's opinions. 

[xeroc]

BTW what commenting style do you prefer - the reddit style where you reply to a comment creating a new sub thread or forum style where you need to cite the text you are replying to? What the pros and cons of each approach?

I also prefer the tree-style. Flat forums are ok. But best-practice as in mailing list is a tree structure IMHO.

[valzav]

BTW what commenting style do you prefer - the reddit style where you reply to a comment creating a new sub thread or forum style where you need to cite the text you are replying to? What the pros and cons of each approach?

[valzav]

which UI is the best?

I like this UI http://flarum.org/

[bytemaster]

which UI is the best?

[testz]

i have no idea why people use reddit . It's crappy GUI .

Totally agree  +5%
I like current forum, peoples also read other crypto forums and most of them based at SMF, so it's very convenient for eyes.

[noisy]

I like reddit, but as far as I know, subreddits cannot be hosted by community. So it would be extremely bad if someday some administrator in Reddit decide that our reddit violates some regulations and needs to be deleted.

[monsterer]

reddit is for news. A forum is for discussion on interesting topics without some automatic metric for 'interesting' forcing old topics to be invisible.

[BTSdac]

it is a good idea to use reddit

[BunkerChainLabs-DataSecurityNode]

I have no particular favorite but there are a number of more advanced ways to have engaging discussion social networks.

If we are talking just a forum, nodebb seems like they have a rather nice product of the bunch. However, it seems like every year there is a new #1 forum application being chosen. Vanilla is another.

[btswildpig]

i have no idea why people use reddit . It's crappy GUI .

[bytemaster]

I know we discussed this in the past, but I am curious about what alternative forums do you like?

Why do so many people like reddit? What do you like about our current forum? What are the pros and cons over moving to something like reddit?