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Post by Ice_Knight on May 31, 2024 3:13:41 GMT -8
what is a good number of plugins? is there such a thing as too many plugins? (I have 32) What are some good plugins to use?
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Post by Kami on May 31, 2024 5:21:44 GMT -8
what is a good number of plugins? is there such a thing as too many plugins? ( I have 32)What are some good plugins to use? Asking what a good number of plugins would be is kind of like asking "what would a good ingredient be?" Like, it depends. With food, that's a goofy question because it's subjective: what kind of flavours do you want your dish to have? What kind of flavours do you enjoy? With plugins, it's pretty much the same thing: what kind of forum do you want? What functionality are you missing or wanting? No one can really answer that except for you. If you want an opinion, I don't think the # of plugins matter, it's about whether or not the plugins make sense for the type of forum you're running and what functionality would make sense. For example, if I am running a forum where the shoutbox was disabled it doesn't really make sense to install a shoutbox plugin that will never get used. Install plugins that make sense for what you want to do, don't install plugins just to have them. I have a very limited number of plugins, 90% of them custom-made to add functionality for specific functions of my forum's purpose. As far as "good plugins" as a whole, I am partial to things that add functionality that is missing from PB that makes my life as an admin easier or more efficient. As an example, I almost always install "Highlightable Code" and "Administrator Note".
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