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Dear Pagelines team, the new pagelines.com homepage looks great and is full of promise - it is exciting to think what may be just around the corner... But where is the Forum? I may have overlooked it but I searched the entire site over and over again and could not find any link to it. Only an external Google (or rather: duckduck..) search has lead me here. Maybe it was left out. If so, I am sure the new system will make even easier to reinstate! Good luck for the final furlong, I look forward to DMS!

hi i need to create a forum like this one integrated into a pagelines website. i love the look and feel of the Pagelines forum and wondered what framework you use to run and mange the Pagelines forum. thanks James

I just created the first topic in my new forum here: http://residentevilsix.net/community/forum/resident-evil-6/re6-discussion/ There is a weird issue with the voices/posts/freshness columns. They look all bunched together even though they have plenty of room. Anyone else experience this issue too ?

Hi all, I tried out vanilla forums when PageLines Framework was newly introduced and had some issues. I believe the PageLines forum itself was previously run on Vanilla but no longer is (correct?). I'm starting a new site & would appreciate a list of recommended forums. I liked the Vanilla features more than bbPress, but would like to know my options and their associated problems with PageLines. Thanks!

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