"We just decided it would cause less headaches if we stuck to 2 coders", "I don't think Fi's happy with the internal structure of it at the moment", " I'm waiting for Fiona to add to this discussion because I also want to know what's going on with the development", "Fiona wants to focus on another php project", "Fi says she'll make whatever minor changes he wants because it'll probably be quicker", " We'll talk about it together when we can", "Whatever. To be honest I totally can't be doing with BS at the moment", "The way the code stands now, I find it hard to work with", "I wouldn't want to give Peter any of the code because of this", "It would complicate things to a ridiculous amount if more than two people are working on it, it's bad enough as it is", "Really I don't think I could supervise anything right now", "I appreciate everyone's input on this, but I don't nominate people to do your programming for you, do I?", "it's on hold pending further discussion amongst the developers (current or otherwise)", " It's at least 75% Fiona's code and she wants to finish what she started", "The last I heard about that particular problem was that Ferret was going to add the changes this time".

I started it, but decided that I had other obligations to myself. Frimkron was waiting on me at the time and we mutually decided that I would step back from it and he would carry on on his own.

Now there was a while when he wasn't doing anything sure, but that time is gone.

Frimkron is writing it, I mean really is. He completely stresses over it every single night, you have no idea how much work and thought he puts into it. But he's just one person, and he doesn't code as fast (see: messy) as I do.

There is actually an SVN repository that we have both our own personal projects on, including BS2 we're actually paying for it infact.

I predict that he would like to get it to a certain point where you can start to write sections for it, although I don't know, it might be that far already. I've been a bit hands off with the development, but since he writes it on a PC that's right next to mine I know that he's got the majority of the underlying structure and all of the user handling done. (Register, login, lost password etc etc) not to mention the templating system and everything else that comes with.

I remember Rincewind saying he would create a new design with the HTML for the new version of the website - this never happened.

It was difficult to keep track of code versions and we were often overwriting each others' work and re-introducing old bugs that had already been fixed (Neither of us knew what version control was).

Discussion on this concluded with "Why dont we start again and make it better this time".
We agreed to start again from scratch, getting right all the things we'd got wrong in the first place.

(The features list hasn't been updated for a while and I haven't used Sourceforge for a long time before you start poking around)

I'd prefer Invision Power Board, but I know others prefer PunBB, Simple Machines, etc. And what happens to all existing forum posts and games (including comments) content? It would all have to be ported.