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minhnn
mvnForum Developer Vietnam Joined: Oct 16, 2002 Post Count: 2956 Status: Offline |
Hi all, We are looking to put some testimonials onto mvnForum.com site. If you have been used mvnForum and love it, would you please post your testimonial here? Also, if you post it, please add your name, your company, web site (if available) and other related information. We'd really appreciate it, it will helps building interest and use of mvnForum and let others know your success stories. Athough I might not put all of your testimonials on the new testimonials page, I would like to thanks all in advance on this nice help. Thanks a lot,  ---------------------------------------- Minh Nguyen mvnForum Developer Want a free, open source Java Jsp/Servlet forum, get mvnForum at http://www.mvnForum.com http://www.DienDanLinux.org |
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trulore
Stranger Joined: Jul 7, 2003 Post Count: 12 Status: Offline |
Greetings! We use mvnForum for an intranet site at Fortis, a Global Fortune 100 company. This is a message board used by our internal I.T. department. We had minimal funding for this project, so we turned to the open-source market to find something that would make a good message board AND that would run on our Java-based infrastructure. After evaluating several candidates, we chose mvnForum. We installed it and started using it about a month ago. It's getting increasingly heavy use among the developers in I.T., and everyone loves it. Naturally we have e-mail, instant messaging, and other kinds of collaboration tools we use, but we've never had a good discussion board until now, where all the developers can share tricks and tips and ideas with each other across the company. I think mvnForum has tremendous potential given what it has accomplished in less than a 1.0.0 release! If they can get a few more top-notch developers on-board to help the coding efforts, they could turn this into the best message board software out there. Sorry I can't give you a link to our site. Being an intra-net site, it's locked away behind several firewalls and lots of security. Robert Pappas Lead Developer Fortis Inc. - USA |
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hoapoc
Stranger Joined: Jul 20, 2003 Post Count: 1 Status: Offline |
i am using it in a educational site,and it's a beginning. i like it ,and i hope everyone using it will like the mvnforum. the site url: will be open later :), sorry!the site is just in test. commanny : crtvu_online my name: ruan wei country: china thanks u for ur work! it's very great! i hope mvnforum to be the NO.1 opensource forum in the world! :) ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by hoapoc at Jul 20, 2003 7:47:26 AM] |
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romrom
Member France Joined: Dec 2, 2002 Post Count: 64 Status: Offline |
We are using it on an intranet site for EMEA Support. So, I can't give you a link to it  It's good to see a free forum running under J2EE Application Server.  ---------------------------------------- CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: The information in this e-mail.... |
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Smokinbudda
Stranger Joined: Apr 22, 2003 Post Count: 5 Status: Offline |
Sup ya'll, Well like everyone else that has written a testimonial, my site(s) that use mvnForum are still in testing or are of a private nature. However that shouldn't stop me from singing the praises of this wonderful software. I downloaded mvnForum initially to try and get a better handle on programming projects that I was collaborating on with a group of people. I had looked around and found mvnForum which was (at the time - this was at Beta 2) fairly useful. More importantly it was in JSP which our whole project was going to be built with. Meaning I could steal any good code if I needed to. I ended up not stealing any code (didn't need to) but after version rc1 came out the use of the forum went up significantly. It truly allowed for all of the geographically seperated contributors to communicate ideas and solutions while actually keeping a record of everything. Wonderful. We still use it and are eagerly awaiting the next revisions. After having such good luck with the program for development use, I decided to use it again in my personal life. Planning a wedding is always hard, but when both sets of parents have divorced and remarried and moved out of state - coordinating and sharing information was a freakin' nightmare. So I set up a forum especially for that - and it's worked really well. It didn't work as well as the one meant for knowledgable computer people. My grandmother can't seem to figure out how to post, but she can get to it and read everyone elses posts - and my mom is now a forum pro so I call that a win too! I'm now looking into using it for a neighborhood association. If it ends up taking off, I'll be sure to let you know. ---------------------------------------- [Edit 1 times, last edit by Smokinbudda at Aug 28, 2003 10:22:23 PM] |
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ruchi
Stranger Joined: Sep 30, 2003 Post Count: 6 Status: Offline |
hi all, i have been looking for an open source web QAforum, n mvn is definitely too cool!!! shall b customising it according to our research requirements.. i have started working on a hindi (Indian) version of it.. hope to c it rise n shine soon!! great work !! keep it up!! will keep coming back for support!! "Nobody is given a dream without being given the power to make it come true; u may,however have to work for it!! " |
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dnguyen
Stranger Joined: Dec 5, 2003 Post Count: 1 Status: Offline |
Dear All, The mvnForum, for myself, I think this is the good common practice that I known. For person who started to learn java, this is a good study case. For webmaster, it's easy to deploy, manage, and customize. For developer, mvnForum have a good solution (forum is core package, and language is plug-in...) and OPENSOURCE. Certainly, I can say that thing because I'm used to be the java newbie, developer and webmaster. I have deploy mvnForum on my site. Unfortunately, I have notime to manage and mofily it. For mvnForum Developers, I would like to say "CONGRAGULATION!! GOOD JOB!!" Duy Nguyen Software Developer M.C.C Inc. Co., Japan http://www.saigonstyle.com |
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lexite
Stranger  Joined: Dec 2, 2003 Post Count: 11 Status: Offline |
Hi there, I'm still studying mvnforum for implementation of a forum in the Intranet of my company. I found all functions I needed, now I'm translating the Admin site, online help and Faq in italian, as request by department where I work. This is a quite good forum solution and you guys have all my appreciation about.  Today I downloaded the new RC3-dev to see if you implemented something new about moderation in which I'm deeply interest. Keep going on ! Best regards Enrico Parmeggiani SOGEI Web Engineer Rome, Italy |
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lwgboy
Stranger  Joined: Jun 28, 2004 Post Count: 2 Status: Offline |
Hi: I am using it in a person site,and it's a beginning. I like it ,and i hope everyone using it will like the mvnforum. URL:http://www.91002.com my name: lwgboy country: china thanks u for ur work! it's very great! i hope mvnforum to be the NO.1 opensource forum in the world! :) |
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minhnn
mvnForum Developer Vietnam Joined: Oct 16, 2002 Post Count: 2956 Status: Offline |
Thanks for your nice commends. Btw, I cannot find the link to the forum on your site  ---------------------------------------- Minh Nguyen mvnForum Developer Want a free, open source Java Jsp/Servlet forum, get mvnForum at http://www.mvnForum.com http://www.DienDanLinux.org |
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