
I haven't looked at the project app yet, but details can be found on http://www.vbulletin.com/features_project.php
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ritcheymt wrote:Thanks, Earl -- good ideas. One question, though -- what do you mean about the edit war? I understand the concept of edit wars, but I'm trying to think of an example of how an edit war would affect the completion of a sprint task. Not questioning the idea; just curious.
ritcheymt wrote:I visited the site; there's no example of an implementation. They used to have one, but people abused it. I searched the Wayback Machine to see the implementation, and found a link to it, but the implementation was not archived by Wayback.
It's possible, though, to download the code and have a look that way. Kip? Jim? Would this be worth doing?
ritcheymt wrote:Wow. Nice heads-up, Earl. I watched the tutorial and was impressed. This seems to have all the functionality that Kip Enger, our project manager ("Mr. Check-off") wants.
I'd be interested to see a comparison of features between the freeware and pro versions, as well as some cost/licensing info. Kip, if you like the look of this product, could you obtain these details for the team?
ritcheymt wrote:Wow. Nice heads-up, Earl. I watched the tutorial and was impressed. This seems to have all the functionality that Kip Enger, our project manager ("Mr. Check-off") wants.
I'd be interested to see a comparison of features between the freeware and pro versions, as well as some cost/licensing info. Kip, if you like the look of this product, could you obtain these details for the team?
ritcheymt wrote:Unfortunately, the vBulletin projects module is anemic. It doesn't even come close to being an online replacement for our current project whiteboards and sticky notes. It's nowhere near the same league as Earl's suggestion, Scrumworks.
tomw wrote:The vBulletin PM tool is pretty weak but I felt it necessary to at least make you aware of it.
ritcheymt wrote:Oh, hey, I sincerely apologize. I see by re-reading my post that by being critical of the tool's ability to satisfy the use case, I came off as being totally rude to you, Tom. I didn't mean that at all. I really appreciate you giving us a heads-up; it would have been great to use a project tracker that is already integrated with the forum.
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