It does "update". Just not meaningfully.
For example I had to hack the source code just to get it to use a modern database API so we don't have to run it on an insecure version of the PHP interpreter.
It is not being actively developed.
2.0 came out around my 21st birthday and I'm almost 30.
There's a big difference between an active project and one that's had a little work done recently.
I'll fix the like button thing at some point.
Right now my concern is speeding things up.
Particularly finding exactly what is causing the slowdown and fixing that part.
It's software that hasn't been actively developed in 7 years that our admin doesn't want to switch off of because we'll lose features.
You can't "optimize" too many database queries.
Now that The Great Migration has completed, I expect there to be some issues I overlooked.
If you find something wrong with how the forum is working, please let me know here.
Yes, but the place I was colocating the server wanted a several thousand dollar deposit.
I'm OK with spending a couple hundred a month but I'm not sacrificing my new 80" TV for you guys.