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Who uses them? When might you use them? Where can you find them? Do you feel people use them wrongly?

What new games do you find interesting? Do you own any of them? Have you played any of them? What are some reasons for why you like certain newer games?

https://mybb.com Who has used it or plans to? What are your thoughts? What themes, mods, etc do you like for it? Myself, I've used it before and liked it, but lately the popular (the only one I know) alerts system has become too difficult.

I don't see the big deal with capitalism. A big reason people fail with it is because of immaturity. They get bad job records, credit. and savings history. Anyway, it is true capitalism can be highly wasteful and seems unfair, but I don't really care if Bill Gates etc. have so much money and...

XenForo is cool, but I get bored with it. I like to try different types of software. For instance, my new big project is on phpBB. We shouldn't be so prejudiced that we ignore a comeback.

I used Yahoo mail a lot a long time ago and also Yahoo Groups. The groups were a lot of fun. They had many on playing guitar and I also made one in that niche.

I simply don't use forum and blog themes that are not incredibly mobile responsive. Note: I've seen some themes that are halfway responsive, but that's not good enough. I saw on the jcink platform, and I commented politely that it wasn't good enough.

My only experience seeing that was when someone from Forum Promotion created their own forum software. It was really cool, but it wasn't expanded into a franchise (like phpBB or XenForo). In fact, it was just sold to someone. The drawback of custom CMS might be that everything that is added...

I use WordPress, something that wouldn't get a lot of heat from trendy developers. I also use phpBB for a forum, but trendy developers would look down on that as archaic. In fact, the style is to use premium forum software, which in many ways is better, but the free stuff can be as good or...

The best way is highly subjective. Well, in my case, I had some employment blogs that utilized AdSense and Indeed ads. It brought me in a couple of hundred US dollars/month back around 2010, when SEO was way easier.

Backups are good and needed. I would have the hosting company do it because I don't want to bother with it. Anyway, on top of backups, you also need strong passwords to everything, not stuff like 123ABC lol.

I would look at the backlinking strategy and content of sites that are already ranking. Note: there are plenty of sites that let you legally spy on the backlinks of other sites. One such site is Ahrefs.com. Others are Moz.com, Majestic.com, SemRush.com.