QUOTE (WBHoenig @ Mar 27 2006, 07:46 PM)

Are there any good ASP/ASP.Net forum solutions out there?
There are a few. Snitz is the most common one I see on forums that use ASP though.
http://forum.snitz.com/QUOTE (WBHoenig @ Mar 27 2006, 07:46 PM)

it kinda shows how people (devs) like php better than asp(.net)

It's not that they like it better. It's not even that one is easier to code for than the other, or that help is more readily available for either one...it's about the same for both. It's just that PHP/MySQL are more readily available to people. Developing for ASP.NET will require that you have a Windows Server at your disposal...and it'll require your customers have the same. When you go looking for a hosting company their servers are usually running either some flavor or Linux or FreeBSD. While it's true that there are .NET binaries for BSD (not sure about Linux), most hosting providers don't have them installed.
QUOTE (atomizer @ Mar 27 2006, 09:45 PM)

i would highly suggest you bypass any forum s/w that uses a database. do a search for forum s/w that uses a "flat file", as you won't need PHP/SQL. there are plenty of free ones.
That would be a big
NEGATIVE. Always, always, always use a forum that uses a database. It'll run MUCH faster, be indexed for searching, be easier to backup, easier to recover, etc, etc.
Flat Files = Bad