Been playing with a deployment of djangobb - we have about 1800 posts so far and about 10,000 views per day. I'm on an old version though and there are a couple of bugs which I had to fix so I'm working on bringing everything up to date with the latest revision and restesting.

I'm also a big fan of github so if I submit a pull request to the github mirror is it likely to get reintegrated back in?

It would also be really cool if the project could be used as a git submodule, so the actual repo is just the python module which can be checked out in place. The example app and extras could then go in another repo - well that's what others on GH seem to do anyway. On that topic, is there any reason why the python module is called djangobb_forum and not just djangobb?

Cheers for the hardwork, I've tried a few of the other forum apps for django and this one is the best because you're actually still working on it. +kudos to you.

we mostly mercurial funs) thats why we does't used subrepos (as i know mercruial can do this too, but this is not popular)

djangobb is project, djangobb_forum - app.

main repo is at bitbucket, u can working djangobb at github and set commits as patches

No problem, I'll fork the original repo and maintain a submodule layout pulling changes back in from yours. Once I get this update done I'll let you know if I have any patches based on HEAD.

Cheers.

ok) what kind of changes u planning do?