https://www.icyphoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6520&p=44920#p44920
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Mighty Gorgon
Sun 11 Oct, 2009 10:58

Re: Some News About Icy Phoenix
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[quote user="Informpro" post="44916"][quote user="Mighty Gorgon" post="44911"]That is the main reason why I didn't do that yet... unfortunately there are no good coders here who are willing to actively help projects development[/quote]
On what are you basing to say this ? ... I have skills PHP for doing great things, but I'm not wanting to coding something like IcyPhoenix, because the core is not very stable at this moment: Every version, I do some correction when I check modifications, but ... There is some MOD using phpBB2 core, and others using phpBB 3 ...[/quote]
What do you mean the core is not very stable? Do you have errors or you are experiencing blackouts? If so, please use the forum to post your issues and I will look into them.

Regarding your coding skills I just quote my previous post...
[quote user="Mighty Gorgon" post="44917"]I have not said that "THERE ARE NO GOOD CODERS HERE"... I have written a different thing which is "THERE ARE NO GOOD CODERS HERE WHO ARE WILLING TO ACTIVELY HELP" which is a really different thing.

Please read carefully. :wink:[/quote]

This is open source world... if you want to contribute to the project, you are very welcome.

[quote user="Mighty Gorgon" post="44911"]Think me or not ... Tell me which feature are you wanting to remove ...
I think there is alot of feature that have to be totally recoded for respect the phpBB3 core ... But remove feature is not a great idea ...[/quote]
I still don't know which things I will remove, currently I am updating the whole thing, but I think I will drop something during the way, especially old MODS which code I don't like and which doesn't fit well in the package.

I can't tell anything more about that yet, because no decisions have been taken and I have to evaluate things properly before deciding about the new package structure.

What I'm taking care of now is just modularity, performance and SEO.


