Merged [Merged topic] Kunena Web Site: What Joomla extensions are used at this website (Kunena.org)?

I love this website!

You guys have not only taken a very good product - Fireboard - stabilised it, enhanced it and put it within everybody's easy reach, but you've excelled in providing a meeting venue for discussing all kinds of Joomla-related matters.

Here I've found a source of information that's not only extensive, it's reliable and more credible than many of the websites managed by the developers of Joomla extensions. I don't mean that as a criticism of other websites, it's merely to highlight the fact that this site has taken an idea and allowed it to develop naturally ... with user participation as a pivotal factor of that development work.

While Kunena forums is the core "business" of this site, there's a lot of other useful information here, too, about other products. What's even better is that the people here are so generous of their time and extremely tolerant of others' differences in language, the means to express themselves, and level of technical competence. Well done!

Hi
Was just wondering what mod/com kunena uses for the social networking cions on the blog section --> look cool, was wondering if they're in the JED.

Cheers

I think Joomunity

they use jomsocial with modified template www.jomsocial.com

There are several references on this site to "the SVN". What is it, where can one "follow it", please?

Take a look in here:
joomlacode.org/gf/project/kunena/scmsvn/

Matias wrote:

I have plans to add something like that, but go even further with it.

Sorry to drag up an old post (I came late to the party...), but if I can offer some input to any thumbing extension you're planning to add, as I ran a website which used thumbs up/down a couple of years ago, and it got a bit messy. Some users used the opportunity to simply thumb down any post by a particular user if they disagreed with them on anything else in the forum, and little squabbles would break out just over the thumbs. Eventually I removed the down thumb, and then enhanced the 'up' thumb to show a list of which users had marked a post as 'useful' (in a roll over toll-tip, as it happened). This allow me to do extra stuff with the data over time, like have a separate view of the post 'useful' posts in a category. It turned what was developing into an ugly situation of in-fighting into a positive benefit for everyone on the forum.

There's also a nice extension to the Vanilla Forum called 'Thanks' which has some similar features, but also then on a user's profile page, it also showed the number of 'thanks' they'd received from other users, which has a nice overlap with the idea of Karma.

I wasn't thinking about Karma, more like rating individual message (1-5) with some additional features. I don't like karma for the similar reasons: people are using it for wrong purpose. And to make result better we can always remove few votes from both ends. So if the post gets 2x 1, 2x 3, 4x 4, 2x 5 we could remove 2 votes from both ends and get 2x 3, 4x 4 = 3.7 where it would have been only 3.4. So the biased votes would be discarded.

Thanks would be also nice feature to have.

Matias wrote:

Take a look in here:
joomlacode.org/gf/project/kunena/scmsvn/

Thank you very much! SVN = "subversion" (in the sense sub-version, not the other meaning - to subvert something) - version control ...

Jargon explained! Excellent. I can monitor progress there, too!

Probably a quick answer, but when I select the "Community" Tab, what software it that I'm seeing. Is this part of CB/Kunena that I'm seeing all tied into one. Is this part of the regular Kunena install that I can use.