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A big hello to all new members! #46 (permalink) Sat Aug 19, 2006 19:02 pm   A big hello to all new members!		  
lacoste49 wrote:
hello every body, I'm Mokhles from Tunisia,I'm so pleased to reach you.I think that, it's an opportunity to evaluate our level in English langage and to find many friends arround the world.

Welcome to the forum, Lacoste 49! You're quite right. This site is an excellent source for English learners to increase the level of English.
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Where is Tamara? #47 (permalink) Sun Aug 20, 2006 14:56 pm   Where is Tamara?		  
Hi,
Where is Tamara?? I can't find her threads!! Shocked Rolling Eyes
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Where is Tamara? #48 (permalink) Sun Aug 20, 2006 19:13 pm   Where is Tamara?		  
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Where is Tamara?? I can't find her threads!! Shocked Rolling Eyes

Hi, FangFang, enter the forum English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms. You'll find her thread there.
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A big hello to all new members! #49 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 8:49 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hello,
this is my very 1st post... Smile I am NS from Singapore...

I have been managing a lot of stuffs on phpbb.com and some other phpbb inter-related programming codes and when i found this forum... My 1st reaction is a big exclamation: Whaaa!!! Shocked

Nice forum layout. I thought that this is another VBulletin forum but when i saw the registration agreement then i realised that this is a phpbb board... Wink

Nice job... Well done admins and moderators...! Thank you...

Regards,
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A big hello to all new members! #50 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 9:03 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hi NS

Welcome to the forum!

It's certainly nice to read the compliments in your post, but I have to admit I don't have any idea whatsoever what the differences between phpbb and VBulletin are. I suspect it's mainly Slava who has earned your respect with regard to the site programming. Wink

But maybe you could explain some of the differences between the two systems to the laymen (i.e., nearly all of the forum members) here. Very Happy

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A big hello to all new members! #51 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 9:18 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Yankee wrote:
Hi NS

Welcome to the forum!

It's certainly nice to read the compliments in your post, but I have to admit I don't have any idea whatsoever what the differences between phpbb and VBulletin are. I suspect it's mainly Slava who has earned your respect with regard to the site programming. Wink

But maybe you could explain some of the differences between the two systems to the laymen (i.e., nearly all of the forum members) here. Very Happy

Amy

Laymen???<-- Why downgrade everyone to that position. I am a part-time computer engineer and the term layman means someone who is so low in his job...! Embarassed

Currently, i am doing my business studies in Singapore. I am a full time business student in Singapore Polytechnic.

Phpbb software is free(php code to be downloaded for free). VBulletin does not offer this type of service.
If you want to compare security... VBulletin is more secure than Phpbb because Phpbb bulletin code is open sourced... which means everyone including the hackers known as "script-kiddies" (a term described by all programmers) can also download the code and start to look for the security loopholes in the code and after finding a few loopholes, they will start to hack the forums using phpbb softwares...

On the other hand VBulletin does not show their codes so it is a bit difficult for the "script-kiddies" to hack into forums with VBulletin softwares... But if they are so desperate enough to hack into one, VBulletin will also fall prey into their hands...

Phpbb stands for php bulletin board... Php is a programming code...!

VBulletin is by Jelsoft enterprise...

Hope this clear your doubts about Phpbb & VBulletin.
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A big hello to all new members! #52 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 10:23 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hi NS

A layman is simply someone who is not an expert in a particular field. I assume all the forum members are experts in one or more areas and laymen in many other areas. Wink

I probably know just slightly more about my PC and the internet than the "average" PC-user knows, but I still consider myself to be a layman. And I know next to nothing at all about programming. Shocked

Thanks for your explanation. Very Happy

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A big hello to all new members! #53 (permalink) Fri Aug 25, 2006 16:11 pm   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hi, NS:
From your words One thing I can be sure is, that I am not a layman related to your field, but an outsider completedly. Laughing
Thank you for those information, I wonder if there are some problems for me to visit forums, I have a firewall software fixed and It seems to work well ....... Rolling Eyes
Finally, welcome from FangFang! Wink
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A big hello to all new members! #54 (permalink) Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:59 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
I prefer you guys to consider yourselves as a novice rather than a layman... Smile
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Hi there! #55 (permalink) Tue Aug 29, 2006 12:32 pm   Hi there!		  
Dia aguibh go l?ir
Hello there everybody.

My name is Art, and I am in Ireland. I've just started teaching EFL/ESL online. So I hope I can be helpful to some of you.
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A big hello to all new members! #56 (permalink) Tue Aug 29, 2006 13:10 pm   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hello, dOlier(Art):
Welcome !!! Wink Where are you in Ireland?
"Dia aguibh go l?ir " _____It isn't English, is it? Rolling Eyes

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A big hello to all new members! #57 (permalink) Tue Aug 29, 2006 13:10 pm   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hi Art and welcome to the gang. Very Happy

Why don't you tell us a little more about yourself?

What got you interested in teaching English?
Where/how/who do you teach online?

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A big hello to all new members! #58 (permalink) Wed Sep 06, 2006 0:01 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hello to everybody! Very Happy
I'm Katia and I'm from Bulgaria!I'm 28-years-old and I'm a teacher in an English Kindergarten.I want to improove my English and to work with bigger students!
I've just detected this ESL Forum and I can say it's great.
I can't wait to learn more about it and to exchange knowledge to all of you!
Greetings from Bulgaria... Wink
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A big hello to all new members! #59 (permalink) Wed Sep 06, 2006 0:22 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Katrina wrote:
Hello to everybody! Very Happy
I'm Katia and I'm from Bulgaria!I'm 28-years-old and I'm a teacher in an English Kindergarten.I want to improove my English and to work with bigger students!
I've just detected this ESL Forum and I can say it's great.
I can't wait to learn more about it and to exchange knowledge to all of you!
Greetings from Bulgaria... Wink

A big welcome, Katia, Katenka! Very Happy Teaching in the kindergarten requires much patience. What do you do to improve your English and how do you estimate your level of English?
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A big hello to all new members! #60 (permalink) Wed Sep 06, 2006 4:08 am   A big hello to all new members!		  
Hi, Katrina:
Welcome from FangFang! Are you teaching Baby English? How about it? Wink
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