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Wouldn't it be nicer for plugin authors to always show 'compatible' with the last release that the plugin was compatible with?
I think I would be reluctant to add a badge to my READMEs that tells my potential users that this plugin doesn't (yet) work with a NodeBB version that has just been released.
Just a thought 
I think this would help:
A RESTful JSON-speaking API allowing you to write things to NodeBB - NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-write-api
GitHub (github.com)
Is there a list of the most popular (currently installed/functioning) plugins out there?
https://packages.nodebb.org/stats contains a list of the 5 most downloaded plugins in the last 7 days. But a downloaded plugin can be deactivated and deleted 2 minutes later because it doesn't meet expectations (or doesn't work at all).
(BTW this 1 post every 5 minutes limit for new users is really annoying 
Good point
First Google hit:
https://serverfault.com/questions/500650/how-can-i-enable-mod-proxy-http
Wow, impressive work!
The no-JS version looks almost exactly identical to the 'full' page.
Would this also enable NodeBB to use progressive enhancement? I'm a bit obsessed with speed, a large part of our revenue is generated by users that visit one or two pages on our forum through a search engine. These users want to see content fast.
If you are a regular user downloading several 100kb worth of CSS and JS is not a problem. You only do that once, after that all you download is some JSON.
The inverse is true for one time visitors. They need to load a LOT of extra data for functionality that they will never use. Another drawback of this is that ads will load slower because they compete with all the 'app' javascript for network and CPU.
Therefor it would be fantastic if the HTML could load and render, then the ads are initialized and then all the NodeBB Javascript is pulled in and executed.
We are currently on phpBB, works great but it's old. No mentions, mediocre mobile support, no notifications, no updates between pageloads, etc, etc.
I think future users would really like NodeBB but our current users are extremely accustomed to the current look and feel of the site.
Because of that I'm really very curious about your experiences with moving from an 'old' forum platform to NodeBB. How did you prepare your users? How did they react to the plans and to the actual move?
What happened to your pageviews/sessions/bouncerate/session time/etc after the change? And what happened to your organic traffic? Did you setup proper 301s from the old locations?
Any hints and tips for a prospective convert?
Should be easy to figure out.
https://mangolassi.it/post/327677 was posted today
https://mangolassi.it/post/227677 was posted September 23th 2016
I.e. 100.000 posts in 320 days = 312 posts/day
https://exo.do/post/926027 was posted today
https://exo.do/post/826027 October 27th 2016
I.e. 100.000 posts in 286 days = 350 posts/day
BTW this led me to an interesting bug in NodeBB. This URL:
https://exo.do/post/826227
Shows me an error that I can't view this topic but the topic title is shown in the URL.
Edit: This seems to be a bug in a plugin that @exodo installed/created? Can't replicate this on a clean install.
