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Post Question concerning Acts-celerate Steve Norris
I have been a fan of Actscelerate.com for a while. I think in provides a tremendous forum for the exchange if ideas. I would like some information about the mechanics of the site. For example, what software is used to create the whole experience? (Is it similar to WordPress?) Hey, DOC
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1/16/17 8:30 am


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https://www.phpbb.com

Hope this helps Steve
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Post Steve Norris
Thank you so very much! Hey, DOC
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Post Da Sheik
You're welcome. Sorry I couldn't be of more of assistance, but I'm not very tech savvy. I assume you would need some kind of domain (Steve-Norris dot com) secured in order to host the board but I'm not sure. Acts Enthusiast
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