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FUDForum Review - Moderation, Admin & Installation

Thu April 2, 2009 14:49 |

Moderation & Users Management

Moderation & Threads Management
	Moderation How moderation is supported.	No.
	Moderator per section	Yes
	Global Moderator	Yes
	Move Threads Move Threads from Topics	Yes
	Shadow Topics When a thread is moved, the previous position is kept in order to inform users of this modification.	No
	Close/Lock Threads Close/Lock Problematic Threads	Yes

Users Management
User Groups Organize and define groups of users, and apply different actions and settings on them. Common Groups: Guests, Members, Moderators, Administrators,...	Yes
User Registration	No.
Limit Features for new users By limitating possible actions of new members with a minimum number of interesting posts, it ensures that a user will not spam with private messages other members, create stupid polls or access to some important forum categories (announcements, community news,...) The signature or the WWW address fields (where many members love to put their own website) could even follow the same rules, and be displayed only after, for example, 10 valid posts. Click for more information... Features are limited if a user has created a small number of posts.	-
Guest Posting This option is useful for webmaster who wants to allow non logged users to post messages to their forum. This can be however dangerous if the forum is being attacked by spam bots. Click for more information...	Yes
Several Administrators	Yes
Send Warnings to Users Inform users by email or PM that they infringe the board rules, and could be excluded for such behavior.	Yes
Forum/Section Restricted Access ACL could be use to determine if a user or a group of users can access (in read only, post message) to some sections and topics.	Yes
User Banishment User banishment is an option that allows administrators remove posting rights to users that do not respect the rules of the community. This is also really useful if you are not sure that a user has only subscribed to promote its own website or spam the users of your community. Click for more information...	Yes

Administration & Support

Some details about security capacities of FUDForum.

Installation & Upgrading
Installation Method How this forum software could be installed.	Installation Wizard
Upgrading Method How this forum software could be upgraded.	Upgrade Wizard
Updates Notifications The Admin Panel informs you when a new version is released.	Yes
Forum Migration Convert an existing forum to FUDForum.	-.

Database Management
Backup Database Backup forum datas that you could store somewhere else.	Yes
Prune Database Remove old and unused datas from your forum.	Yes
Restore Database Restore a backup of your database if the previous install crashed.	Yes

Administration Tools
Statistics Statistics about posts count, users, traffic...	Yes	Error/Notice Log Viewer Forum Logs could be consulted.	-
Tasks Scheduler Maintenance tasks are regularly launched and could be scheduled.	-	Mass Mailing Send an email (newsletters, advertisements, information,...) to all users.	Yes
Cache System Cache pages to optimize bandwidth and load times.	-	Template Engine This information lists all blog and CMS softwares that can fully integrate a specified forum. By integration, we mean that there is only one user base, the log in process must be the same (when a user is connected to the forum, it is automatically logged on the blog or CMS, and respectively) Examples: Drupal, Joomla, Mambo, Plone, Dotclear, WordPress, eGroupWare, e107, XOOPs, iGaming CMS. Click for more information... It is easier to theme a forum using a known template engine (more docs & examples,...).	No.

W3C Norms & Accessibility

Norms & Accessibility
HTML / XHTML Markup Possible HTML and XHTML norms. Examples: HTML 3.2, HTML 4.0, HTML 4.01, Frameset HTML, XHTML 1.0 Strict, XHTML 1.0 Transitional, XHTML 1.1 Strict, XHTML 1.1 Transitional, XML/XSL. Click for more information... See W3C HTML Definition.	XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Click to see if it respects HTML norms.
CSS Stylesheets The forum software could be compatible with the currently CSS norms. Examples: CSS 1, CSS 2, CSS 3, CSS with extensions. Click for more information... See W3C CSS Definition.	CSS 1. Click to see if it respects CSS norms.
Accessibility (WAI) Existing Levels of Accessibility. Examples: A, AA, AAA. Click for more information... Web Accessibility ensures that the forum is usable by people of all abilities and disabilities.	No accessibility.
UTF-8 Support Default encoding used to support all locales and countries.	Yes
Conformance to W3C Norms If the software respects norms, then links on W3C images (i.e. : of the review must not return errors. Click for more information... Does FUDForum correctly follow (X)HTML and CSS norms?	Yes.

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