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onlinemktg1 last edited by

Does anyone know of a PRO Q&A Forum software that could be used on our domain, www.curadebt.com ? This is a great way for people to earn points and help each other. We've tried other traditional forum software and it didn't work too well nor did people like to participate.

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onlinemktg1 @jgower last edited by

Thanks, awesome answer!
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http://degree3.com/ Very cool.

For an open source solution http://www.osqa.net/
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onlinemktg1 @freestone last edited by

John, Thanks.

I went to the site but the format is nothing like this pro qa forum. Any that are out of the box like this format?

Thanks!
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https://www.vbulletin.com/
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