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NodeBB for my own website !

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Dear Sir, Can I install NodeBB on my own domain ?
I have just now seem this community so needs some information about NodeBB.
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finid last edited by @swstarone

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Yes, you can install NodeBB on your own domain. Just follow the official installation guides.
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